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CENVAT credit - the appellant received ‘supply of manpower’ from the service provider for the work in the nature of packing, forwarding, sales promotion and/or marketing which are all taxable services under the provisions of Service Tax Act and the Rules, accordingly the appellant is entitled to Cenvat credit - AT
CENVAT credit - the appellant received ‘supply of manpower’ from the service provider for the work in the nature of packing, forwarding, sales promotion and/or marketing which are all taxable services under the provisions of Service Tax Act and the Rules, accordingly the appellant is entitled to Cenvat credit - AT
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