When classification for services was not questioned by the ...

Service Tax

January 6, 2017

When classification for services was not questioned by the revenue, the denial of refund of service tax paid by them is only thwarted attempt to deny legitimate rights of the respondent for which respondent is correctly entitled to - AT

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When classification for services was not questioned by the ...

Service Tax

January 6, 2017

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