Exemption on polished granite stone - if a polished granite ...

VAT and Sales Tax

October 21, 2016

Exemption on polished granite stone - if a polished granite which is a slab and used on the floor, it cannot be called a tile for the purpose of coming within the ambit and sweep of Entry 8. Some other process has to be undertaken. If tiles are manufactured or produced after undertaking some other activities, the position would be different - SC

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Exemption on polished granite stone - if a polished granite ...

VAT and Sales Tax

October 21, 2016

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