Demand based on original return ignoring the revised return - ...

Case Laws Service Tax

December 29, 2014

Demand based on original return ignoring the revised return - when a revised return is filed, the proper course would have been to call the assesses and ask them to explain why the difference has arisen and why the taxable value was -not shown correctly - stay granted - AT

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Demand based on original return ignoring the revised return - ...

Case Laws Service Tax

December 29, 2014

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