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Audit Selection 2017-18(Q1) AUDIT SELECTION 2017-18(Q1) CIRCLE_CD CHARGE_CD CHARGE_NM GROUP_CD TRADE_NM VAT_RC_NO 01 20 LARGE TAXPAYER UNIT 01 BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED 19200003073 01 20 LARGE TAXPAYER UNIT 01 CASTROL (I) LTD 19200010057 01 20 LARGE TAXPAYER UNIT 01 ESSAR OIL LIMITED 19415583051 01 20 LARGE TAXPAYER UNIT 01 HALDIA PETROCHEMICALS LIMITED 19434928052 01 20 LARGE TAXPAYER UNIT 01 HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED. 19200004043 01 20 LARGE TAXPAYER UNIT 01 HOOGHLY INFRASTRUCTURE PVT. 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