Input Tax Credit on the capital goods - crushing of stone is ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 25, 2016

Input Tax Credit on the capital goods - crushing of stone is manufacturing activity or not. - TNGST - the crusher machine cannot be treated as capital goods - HC

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Input Tax Credit on the capital goods - crushing of stone is ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 25, 2016

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