Interest liability - merely because the credit is available in ...

Case Laws Service Tax

March 6, 2017

Interest liability - merely because the credit is available in the books of account does not mean that the tax has been paid. Therefore, the liability to pay interest has to be computed from the due date of payment of tax to the actual date of payment - AT

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Interest liability - merely because the credit is available in ...

Case Laws Service Tax

March 6, 2017

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