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Health and fitness services - There is a very clear distinction ...

Service Tax

May 15, 2017

Health and fitness services - There is a very clear distinction between fitness centres or unisex saloons, which provide different types of services to the customers. Their focus is mostly on beauty rather than on maintenance of health. - Revenue appears to have fallen into an error in mixing up both - HC

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