Since the purchase and cancellation entries were made within the ...

Service Tax

March 17, 2015

Since the purchase and cancellation entries were made within the time limit for making payment, the asessee was not liable to make any payments against these defective softwares and the claim of the assessee in this regard is acceptable - demand of service tax is not sustainable - AT

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Since the purchase and cancellation entries were made within the ...

Service Tax

March 17, 2015

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