Classification of goods under Assam VAT - ayurvedic medicines or ...

VAT and Sales Tax

November 27, 2015

Classification of goods under Assam VAT - ayurvedic medicines or cosmetics and toilet preparations - when some goods which are drugs and medicines in their primary use but have cosmetic use as well cannot be treated as product covered by entry 1 of the Fifth Schedule. - HC

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Classification of goods under Assam VAT - ayurvedic medicines or ...

VAT and Sales Tax

November 27, 2015

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