Levy of GST - liquidated damages for delay in erection, testing ...

GST

September 20, 2018

Levy of GST - liquidated damages for delay in erection, testing and commissioning - independent supply or not? - The appellant could have opted for harsh measures like termination of contract but instead it chooses to tolerate the delay in return of payment of money - Levy of GST confirmed.

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Levy of GST - liquidated damages for delay in erection, testing ...

GST

September 20, 2018

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