Revenue Recognition - Reimbursement of advance tax - it cannot ...

Income Tax

April 29, 2013

Revenue Recognition - Reimbursement of advance tax - it cannot be said that the amount disputed by APTRANSCO has really accrued only because, the assessee company has raised the bill - AT

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Revenue Recognition - Reimbursement of advance tax - it cannot ...

Income Tax

April 29, 2013

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