ITC is a form of concession which is provided by the Act; it ...

VAT and Sales Tax

October 17, 2018

ITC is a form of concession which is provided by the Act; it cannot be claimed as a matter of right but only in terms of the provisions of the statute; therefore, the conditions mentioned in the aforesaid Section had to be fulfilled by the dealer

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ITC is a form of concession which is provided by the Act; it ...

VAT and Sales Tax

October 17, 2018

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