If according to the appellant service tax liability was not ...

Service Tax

May 7, 2016

If according to the appellant service tax liability was not attracted then also they should have deposited the amount with the department as an amount recovered in the guise of duty - Demand of tax confirmed but penalty waived. - AT

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If according to the appellant service tax liability was not ...

Service Tax

May 7, 2016

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