Claim of refund of service tax amount which was not required to ...

Service Tax

June 21, 2016

Claim of refund of service tax amount which was not required to be paid by appellant as per law - Unjust enrichment - claim of expenditure in the profit and loss account - The constraints faced in accounting cannot be a ground to assume that the duty has been passed on to another - AT

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Claim of refund of service tax amount which was not required to ...

Service Tax

June 21, 2016

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