VAT on petroleum products - effect of Roll pack in the price - ...

VAT Impact on Petroleum Pricing: No Extra Cost from Roll Pack Means No VAT Liability Under Delhi DVAT Rules.

May 17, 2016

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax SC

VAT on petroleum products - effect of Roll pack in the price - DVAT - When there was no increased component and therefore no liability to pay VAT in respect of such increased component, benefit under the proviso ceased to be applicable. - SC

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VAT on petroleum products - effect of Roll pack in the price - ...

VAT Impact on Petroleum Pricing: No Extra Cost from Roll Pack Means No VAT Liability Under Delhi DVAT Rules.

May 17, 2016

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax SC

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