Whether the amount paid by the dealer as Entry Tax for bringing ...

VAT and Sales Tax

May 4, 2017

Whether the amount paid by the dealer as Entry Tax for bringing the goods within the local area would form part of the turnover of assessee for the purposes of payment of VAT or not? - Held Yes - HC

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Whether the amount paid by the dealer as Entry Tax for bringing ...

VAT and Sales Tax

May 4, 2017

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