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Refund claim of 4% of SAD - There is no condition in the ...


Court Rules: No Need for Bill of Entry Number on Sale Invoice for 4% SAD Refund Claim.

November 27, 2013

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Refund claim of 4% of SAD - There is no condition in the Notification that the Bill of Entry number should be mentioned in the sale invoice - AT

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