Levy of penalty - by claiming exemption, the assessee had tried ...

VAT and Sales Tax

March 5, 2015

Levy of penalty - by claiming exemption, the assessee had tried to evade payment of tax and had also failed to keep true and complete accounts, does not appeal to me as reasonable on the facts of the instant case - no penalty - HC

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Levy of penalty - by claiming exemption, the assessee had tried ...

VAT and Sales Tax

March 5, 2015

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