Refund of cenvat credit - export of services - since the ...

Service Tax

December 30, 2016

Refund of cenvat credit - export of services - since the substantive ground of taking CENVAT credit in the first place being correct would lead to the obvious conclusion that ultimately if it gets accumulated the refund has to be sanctioned - AT

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Refund of cenvat credit - export of services - since the ...

Service Tax

December 30, 2016

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