Extended period of limitation - it would be expected that the ...

Case Laws Service Tax

April 24, 2018

Extended period of limitation - it would be expected that the department would issue periodical show cause notices till the matter is finally settled - this was not done - the department cannot wash away the fact that they were well aware of the continued activities - AT

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Extended period of limitation - it would be expected that the ...

Case Laws Service Tax

April 24, 2018

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