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Compounding tax - Section 8 (f)(i) of the Kerala Value Added Tax ...

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March 4, 2014

Compounding tax - Section 8 (f)(i) of the Kerala Value Added Tax Act and Rules - once the dealer had opted out and paid tax under the Scheme of compounding, can never be allowed to revert back - HC

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