Supreme Court Quashes Service Tax Demand on HT Media for Global Speaker Fees
Supreme Court sets aside ₹60 lakh service tax demand on HT Media, ruling that payments for booking overseas speakers are not taxable as event management services.
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Supreme Court sets aside ₹60 lakh service tax demand on HT Media, ruling that payments for booking overseas speakers are not taxable as event management services.
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