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CENVAT Credit - input services for providing output service namely sponsorship service - Appellant has collected service tax wrongly from service recipient and paid to Central Government instead of the service recipient paying it directly to Central Government for sponsorship services - the demand raised for the extended period cannot sustain.
CENVAT Credit - input services for providing output service namely sponsorship service - Appellant has collected service tax wrongly from service recipient and paid to Central Government instead of the service recipient paying it directly to Central Government for sponsorship services - the demand raised for the extended period cannot sustain.
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