Printed materials (labels) supplied by the assessee have no ...

December 30, 2013

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax HC

Printed materials (labels) supplied by the assessee have no commercial value in the sense that they cannot be marketed in the open market, the impugned transactions were purely ones of work and labour and not liable to sales tax - HC

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Printed materials (labels) supplied by the assessee have no ...

December 30, 2013

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax HC

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