Service tax liability raised under reverse charges mechanism - ...

Central Excise

May 31, 2018

Service tax liability raised under reverse charges mechanism - discharge of service tax liability is done by transporters themselves thus again demanding the service tax from the appellant assessee seems to be totally wrong proposition of law - demand of service tax not sustainable. - AT

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Service tax liability raised under reverse charges mechanism - ...

Central Excise

May 31, 2018

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