Input tax credit (ITC) - the credit of steel, cement and other ...

GST

April 25, 2022

Input tax credit (ITC) - the credit of steel, cement and other consumables even in proportion to the incremental volume of the earth foundation, side walls, beams, etc are not available as credit to the applicant. - AAR

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Input tax credit (ITC) - the credit of steel, cement and other ...

GST

April 25, 2022

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