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Works Contract Service - The revenue has argued that in some ...

Service Tax

February 4, 2020

Works Contract Service - The revenue has argued that in some cases the appellant have acted as sub-contractor and not as main contractor. We find that the said argument is of no use as the demand has been raised solely under the category of ECIS

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