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TCS u/s 206C - the products resulted from ship breaking ...


Ship breaking products deemed reusable exempt from tax collection u/s 206C.

October 13, 2016

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TCS u/s 206C - the products resulted from ship breaking activity, which are re-usable. Thus, the assessee was not supposed to collect tax under section 206C - AT

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