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Petitioner Cannot Claim Breach of Natural Justice Without Presenting Books for VAT and CST Examination.

January 15, 2016

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The petitioner having chosen not to produce his books of accounts for perusal -, cannot be heard to complain of a violation of the Rules of Natural Justice - Value Added Tax - VAT and CST

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The petitioner having chosen not to produce his books of ...

Petitioner Cannot Claim Breach of Natural Justice Without Presenting Books for VAT and CST Examination.

January 15, 2016

Articles VAT and Sales Tax

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