Reversal of Input Tax credit - t when admittedly the petitioner ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 10, 2016

Reversal of Input Tax credit - t when admittedly the petitioner firm has paid the tax, he cannot be made liable for the failure on the part of the seller to report the same to the respondent - HC

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Reversal of Input Tax credit - t when admittedly the petitioner ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 10, 2016

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