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Levy of penalty - extended period of limitation - suppression of ...

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April 21, 2017

Levy of penalty - extended period of limitation - suppression of facts cannot be alleged on mere non-declaration in the returns when the issue whether service tax is payable on the said services was contentious as several litigations were pending - AT

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