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Service Tax - Highlights / Catch Notes

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Services rendered by the assessee in this case to the re-insurer ...

Service Tax

September 27, 2015

Services rendered by the assessee in this case to the re-insurer abroad and the transaction with the foreign re-insurer would have to be necessarily accepted as 'export of service'. - HC

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