Services in the nature of change of land use, commercial ...

Service Tax

April 15, 2016

Services in the nature of change of land use, commercial building approval, utility services provided by Government or a local authority shall be exempted.

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Services in the nature of change of land use, commercial ...

Service Tax

April 15, 2016

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