Short payment of service tax - Construction services - Merely ...

Service Tax

December 15, 2018

Short payment of service tax - Construction services - Merely because the respondents have received certain payments does not lead to the inevitable conclusion that the said consideration was on account of taxable services having been provided by the assessee.

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Short payment of service tax - Construction services - Merely ...

Service Tax

December 15, 2018

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