BAS - the appellant/assessee had entered into an agreement with ...

Service Tax

September 12, 2017

BAS - the appellant/assessee had entered into an agreement with BSNL company to provide printing services of the telephone bills in their premises - such activity cannot be considered as business auxiliary service

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BAS - the appellant/assessee had entered into an agreement with ...

Service Tax

September 12, 2017

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