Since there was confusion prevalent in interpretation of law ...

Case Laws Service Tax

March 4, 2013

Since there was confusion prevalent in interpretation of law during material period and owing to fact that assessee had discharged service tax liability for period from 18-4-2006, extended period of limitation cannot be invoked - AT

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Since there was confusion prevalent in interpretation of law ...

Case Laws Service Tax

March 4, 2013

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