Export of service or not - service recipient is situated abroad ...

Service Qualifies as Export: Exemption Granted for Services Delivered Abroad with Payment in Foreign Exchange.

May 24, 2015

Case Laws Service Tax AT

Export of service or not - service recipient is situated abroad and the payments for the services rendered was received in convertible foreign exchange and the service has been delivered to a person situated abroad - Benefit of exemption allowed - AT

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Export of service or not - service recipient is situated abroad ...

Service Qualifies as Export: Exemption Granted for Services Delivered Abroad with Payment in Foreign Exchange.

May 24, 2015

Case Laws Service Tax AT

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