CENVAT credit - outdoor catering services - appellant is ...

Central Excise

March 11, 2017

CENVAT credit - outdoor catering services - appellant is recovering 50% of the element of the basic value from the worker only and not the service tax - if the service tax /Cenvat amount is not recovered from the employee the credit is admissible in respect of outdoor catering services - credit allowed - AT

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CENVAT credit - outdoor catering services - appellant is ...

Central Excise

March 11, 2017

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