Extended period of limitation - If non-payment of service tax is ...

Service Tax

June 6, 2014

Extended period of limitation - If non-payment of service tax is taken as one of the criterion for invokation of longer period of limitation, then the normal period would not be applicable, in any case of demand of service tax. - AT

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Extended period of limitation - If non-payment of service tax is ...

Service Tax

June 6, 2014

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