Claim of refund of excess service tax paid - appellant had ...

Service Tax

December 2, 2015

Claim of refund of excess service tax paid - appellant had requested the department on 16.7.2010 in writing that the excess amount paid by them in April 2010 may be kept as deposit with the department to be adjusted against any future liability of service tax. - Period of limitation not appliable - AT

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Claim of refund of excess service tax paid - appellant had ...

Service Tax

December 2, 2015

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