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Whether items such as patasa, harada, sakaria and alchidana, ...


High Court Rules Patasa, Harada, Sakaria, Alchidana as 'Sugar'; Exempt from VAT Due to Over 90% Sucrose Content.

July 1, 2014

Case Laws     VAT and Sales Tax     HC

Whether items such as patasa, harada, sakaria and alchidana, would fall within the term 'sugar' - Held yes - items containing more than 90% sucrose are considered as sugar - exempt from payment of VAT - HC

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