Re-opening of Assessment – Fixation of tax rate at 16% against ...

VAT and Sales Tax

September 1, 2015

Re-opening of Assessment – Fixation of tax rate at 16% against 10% –Revenue was not justified in demanding tax at 16% by seeking to reopen concluded assessments by issuing clarification - HC

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Re-opening of Assessment – Fixation of tax rate at 16% against ...

VAT and Sales Tax

September 1, 2015

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