TIN, a code number used to identify VAT assessee, has 11 digits. The first two digits of TIN represent— (A) The State (B) The Product (C) The Region (D) The Assessee.
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TIN, a code number used to identify VAT assessee, has 11 digits. The first two digits of TIN represent— (A) The State (B) The Product (C) The Region (D) The Assessee.
Answer & Explanation:
Correct Answer: Option (A)
Official answer key: (A).
Topics: VAT
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