Refund claim - while making e-payment, the petitioner company ...

Service Tax

May 13, 2015

Refund claim - while making e-payment, the petitioner company has wrongly mentioned its assessee code wherein one letter viz., "J" has been wrongly mentioned instead of "H" - admittedly, the petitioner has made the payment twice - HC

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Refund claim - while making e-payment, the petitioner company ...

Service Tax

May 13, 2015

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