Valuation - works contract - payment of service tax on 20% of ...

Service Tax

January 3, 2017

Valuation - works contract - payment of service tax on 20% of the value - the action of spilt-up the consideration received in two components:- 80% towards supply of materials and 20% towards rendering of services confirmed - AT

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Valuation - works contract - payment of service tax on 20% of ...

Service Tax

January 3, 2017

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