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Merely because repairs of roads and airports is specifically ...

Service Tax

July 20, 2016

Merely because repairs of roads and airports is specifically excluded from the definition of “commercial or industrial construction” it could still be brought in under the category of “management, maintenance or repair service” - HC

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