Refund of SAD - rejecting the refund claim only on the grounds ...

Customs

March 30, 2017

Refund of SAD - rejecting the refund claim only on the grounds that appellants have not produced invoices to substantiate sale of the imported goods would be putting the appellant to disadvantage merely because they have complied the VAT law - AT

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Refund of SAD - rejecting the refund claim only on the grounds ...

Customs

March 30, 2017

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