The taxable value in terms of Section 67 of the Finance Act has ...

Service Tax

December 4, 2017

The taxable value in terms of Section 67 of the Finance Act has to be arrived at based on clear documentary evidence. No doubt, such documentary evidences are to be submitted by the appellants as a provider of service. They are obliged by law to provide such data. - AT

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The taxable value in terms of Section 67 of the Finance Act has ...

Service Tax

December 4, 2017

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