Services by way of conducting religious ceremonies by hiring ...

GST

December 18, 2018

Services by way of conducting religious ceremonies by hiring various Pundits / Brahmins for the welfare of the people through its own website - GST on commission which the Applicant receives from pundits/website users or on the booking value received from website users. - Applicant is Electronic commerce operator - Liable to GST

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Services by way of conducting religious ceremonies by hiring ...

GST

December 18, 2018

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