BAS - activity of arranging/providing cargo - it is evident that ...

Service Tax

December 8, 2017

BAS - activity of arranging/providing cargo - it is evident that there is clear understanding between the transporters and appellant that the consideration is being paid to them for the volume of business arranged for the transporters - demand of service tax confirmed - AT

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BAS - activity of arranging/providing cargo - it is evident that ...

Service Tax

December 8, 2017

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