CENVAT credit - 'exercise equipment' is, indeed, utilised as ...

Service Tax

April 17, 2017

CENVAT credit - 'exercise equipment' is, indeed, utilised as input for rendering taxable service and that the duty paid on this equipment is permissible as CENVAT credit, irrespective of whether it was initially claimed as 'capital goods.' - AT

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CENVAT credit - 'exercise equipment' is, indeed, utilised as ...

Service Tax

April 17, 2017

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