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Extended period of limitation - That an Explanation had to be ...

Service Tax

March 6, 2017

Extended period of limitation - That an Explanation had to be inserted in 2010 in the charging provision of section 65 (105) makes it apparent that confusion about the scope of this tax existed in the minds of not just institutions but also tax officers - demand beyond normal period set aside - AT

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