Commercial Training or Coaching Services - whether PHFI is ...

Service Tax

April 17, 2018

Commercial Training or Coaching Services - whether PHFI is liable to pay Service Tax on the amount received from MSD treating the same as part of consideration for providing commercial training or coaching? - Held Yes - AT

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Commercial Training or Coaching Services - whether PHFI is ...

Service Tax

April 17, 2018

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