Classification of Fire Bricks – Entry 32, schedule I and ...

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September 8, 2015

Classification of Fire Bricks – Entry 32, schedule I and Schedule VII – Supreme Court accepted that sun-dried bricks and fire burnt bricks are of two categories, in absence of specific entry being there generic and natural meaning had to be given to entry and same would have to be taxed as falling in same entry - HC

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Classification of Fire Bricks – Entry 32, schedule I and ...

VAT and Sales Tax

September 8, 2015

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