Payment of Service tax was not made through challan instead the ...

Central Excise

September 24, 2012

Payment of Service tax was not made through challan instead the payment was made through debit entry in the Cenvat credit account - cenvat credit allowed on the basis of debit entry - AT

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Payment of Service tax was not made through challan instead the ...

Central Excise

September 24, 2012

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