Demand of service tax - there must be a ‘levy of Tax’ for anyone ...

Service Tax

December 13, 2019

Demand of service tax - there must be a ‘levy of Tax’ for anyone to claim the benefit of exemption from such ‘levy of Tax’. The Department could have come up with sufficient cause to inflict the levy of Tax on the activities undertaken by the Appellant- rather than seeking the Appellant to prove the cause of non-levy of Service tax.

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Demand of service tax - there must be a ‘levy of Tax’ for anyone ...

Service Tax

December 13, 2019

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