Rate of tax on tissue paper - @4% or 12.5% - The word 'paper' ...

VAT and Sales Tax

November 7, 2016

Rate of tax on tissue paper - @4% or 12.5% - The word 'paper' used in the Entry is in generic form, which will include all types of paper, which has its essential characteristics - The tissue paper, napkin, toilet paper rolls etc. retain the essential characteristics of paper. It is only that it is in different strength and is used for different purposes - to be taxed at 4% - HC

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Rate of tax on tissue paper - @4% or 12.5% - The word 'paper' ...

VAT and Sales Tax

November 7, 2016

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