Intellectual property rights - the allegation in the show cause ...

Service Tax

November 6, 2015

Intellectual property rights - the allegation in the show cause notice that the service was provided on continuous basis is incorrect. Only payment of service was spread over a period of time. The service was performed as soon as the technology was transferred - AT

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Intellectual property rights - the allegation in the show cause ...

Service Tax

November 6, 2015

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