The present demand stands raised by way of audit conducted for ...

Service Tax

November 2, 2018

The present demand stands raised by way of audit conducted for the second time, when no such objection was raised by the first Audit, which was conducted for the prior period in question, the appellant cannot be held guilty of any suppression of facts

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The present demand stands raised by way of audit conducted for ...

Service Tax

November 2, 2018

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