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Refund claim - refund claim was made by M/s. A. K. Associates, a ...

Service Tax

September 13, 2016

Refund claim - refund claim was made by M/s. A. K. Associates, a proprietary firm of Shri. Kishor Hiralal Daga whereas the Service Tax for which refund was sought for was paid by Shri. Kishor Hiralal Daga - proprietor and proprietorship form are not separate legal entities - refund allowed - AT

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