Service Tax law, no where states that if two distinct activities ...

Service Tax

December 27, 2015

Service Tax law, no where states that if two distinct activities are undertaken or provided in a single agreement, they should not be taxed under the same service category - AT

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Service Tax law, no where states that if two distinct activities ...

Service Tax

December 27, 2015

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