Entry tax - malted barley / barley malt, hops pellets and maize ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 19, 2017

Entry tax - malted barley / barley malt, hops pellets and maize flakes are not agricultural / horticultural produce falling under entry 2 of Schedule II of the Act and they are not exempted from the levy of tax under the Act - HC

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Entry tax - malted barley / barley malt, hops pellets and maize ...

VAT and Sales Tax

January 19, 2017

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