Clarifies Tax Computation Under KVAT Act: Settled Questions of Law Should Not Be Reopened

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Karnataka High Court Clarifies Tax Computation Under KVAT Act: Settled Questions of Law Should Not Be Reopened, Remands Subcontractor Turnover Deduction for Reassessment

Court’s Decision: The Karnataka High Court in Sales Tax Appeal No. 5 of 2018 dealt with the appellant's challenge to a reassessment order under the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act,…

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Rawlaw February 22, 2025

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