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Discrepancy in Service Tax Due to Different Methods Used in Balance Sheet and ST-3 Returns Leads to Demand.

June 18, 2012

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Difference in income shown in the balance sheet and in ST-3 returns – differential service tax demand has arisen because of different methods followed for the purpose of preparation balance sheet and ST-3 return - AT

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