Even if there is an omission in the authorization letter as long ...

Service Tax

November 6, 2015

Even if there is an omission in the authorization letter as long as the assessee company does not dispute the signatures in the refund claim and documents, the omission is only a technical defect which can be condoned or cured. Rejection of refund claim on such a ground is totally unjustified - AT

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Even if there is an omission in the authorization letter as long ...

Service Tax

November 6, 2015

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