Input tax credit – preference of set off - local sale, ...

VAT and Sales Tax

August 10, 2016

Input tax credit – preference of set off - local sale, inter-state sale and export - Assessing Authority cannot insist on the assessee adopting a particular method which would deny them the benefit of utilization of the balance available tax deferment in its entirety, and instead of paying tax. - HC

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Input tax credit – preference of set off - local sale, ...

VAT and Sales Tax

August 10, 2016

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