Period of liability - UPTT - assessing authority in fact, had ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 16, 2014

Period of liability - UPTT - assessing authority in fact, had passed an order granting remission of the tax since the assessee had not collected tax from its customers - decided against the revenue - SC

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Period of liability - UPTT - assessing authority in fact, had ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 16, 2014

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