BAS - booking of luggage on behalf of the bus owners - Since the ...

Case Laws Service Tax

March 26, 2018

BAS - booking of luggage on behalf of the bus owners - Since the bus owners are clients of the appellant, on whose behalf booking of luggage was made, the same should fall under the taxable category of “Business Auxiliary Service. - AT

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BAS - booking of luggage on behalf of the bus owners - Since the ...

Case Laws Service Tax

March 26, 2018

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