The appellant cannot be blamed for entertaining a bona fide ...

Appellant Believed Airline Commissions Exempt from Service Tax; Disputed Liability Based on Bona Fide Understanding.

December 21, 2016

Case Laws Service Tax AT

The appellant cannot be blamed for entertaining a bona fide belief that the activity undertaken by them and the commission received from airlines not be liable to payment of service tax. - AT

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The appellant cannot be blamed for entertaining a bona fide ...

Appellant Believed Airline Commissions Exempt from Service Tax; Disputed Liability Based on Bona Fide Understanding.

December 21, 2016

Case Laws Service Tax AT

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