Demand on the basis of statement of employee - It is well ...

Assessees can challenge demands with evidence against employee statements under established legal principles.

March 1, 2013

Case Laws Service Tax HC

Demand on the basis of statement of employee - It is well established in law that it is open to the assessee to demonstrate on the basis of the documentary evidence that the statement recorded is erroneous - HC

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Demand on the basis of statement of employee - It is well ...

Assessees can challenge demands with evidence against employee statements under established legal principles.

March 1, 2013

Case Laws Service Tax HC

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