Refund - determination of relevant date - refund claim filed ...

Service Tax

July 31, 2015

Refund - determination of relevant date - refund claim filed after the Final Order was passed by the Tribunal holding that no tax was liable to be paid - the time limit cannot be accounted from the date of payment of tax - date of final order to be considered as relevant date - AT

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Refund - determination of relevant date - refund claim filed ...

Service Tax

July 31, 2015

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