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Classification of goods - the ‘Fly Ash Bricks’ manufactured by the applicant does not find mention in any of the Schedules of the said notification from 15.11.2017 onwards - Fly Ash Bricks would be liable to GST @18% - Fly Ash Block would be liable to GST @5%- - AAR
Classification of goods - the ‘Fly Ash Bricks’ manufactured by the applicant does not find mention in any of the Schedules of the said notification from 15.11.2017 onwards - Fly Ash Bricks would be liable to GST @18% - Fly Ash Block would be liable to GST @5%- - AAR
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