Classification of product - the product as vegetable fat spread ...

VAT and Sales Tax

December 20, 2016

Classification of product - the product as vegetable fat spread is having separate marketability and different use hence cannot be said as same as that of the edible oil - the product is an unscheduled commodity and therefore, tax at the rate of 14.5% would be chargeable - HC

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Classification of product - the product as vegetable fat spread ...

VAT and Sales Tax

December 20, 2016

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