When main contractor has discharged the service tax liability, ...

Service Tax

November 3, 2016

When main contractor has discharged the service tax liability, there can be no demand against the subcontractor for the same services for the same period - demand set aside - AT

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When main contractor has discharged the service tax liability, ...

Service Tax

November 3, 2016

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