CESTAT: Advertising & promoting expenditure towards Parent entity’s brand includible in goods’ import value
CESTAT upholds inclusion of advertising and promotion expenses incurred by assessee in assessable / transaction value of goods imported from
CESTAT upholds inclusion of advertising and promotion expenses incurred by assessee in assessable / transaction value of goods imported from
CESTAT upholds Adjudicating Authority’s findings, sets aside service tax demand of Rs. 24.39 Cr (approx.) towards operating lease arrangement of
Classification of services – Section 65(30a), read with section 65(91a) and 65(105)(zzzh), of the Finance Act, 1994 – Construction of complex – Period 2010-11
GST/Cenvat Credit : Where assessee was engaged in exporting goods to foreign customers and for that purpose it availed services
Delhi HC directs Govt. to examine anomalies arising from mandate of registration in every State & Union Territory to avail
Where department already had sufficient materials against assessee for failure to collect service tax and to proceed within limitation period
HC holds that interest u/s 42 of Delhi VAT Act on refund of VAT amount accrues after period specified for
THE petitioners were in the process of exporting “Basmati” rice. The Department had disputed about the description of the goods
THE appellant was denied CENVAT credit in respect of security services, courier services and repair and maintenance service availed by them.