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Compensation received – Non-compete fee - for phasing out the ...

Income Tax

May 4, 2013

Compensation received – Non-compete fee - for phasing out the production - he second proviso to section 28(va) have been fulfilled and therefore the assessee is entitled to the benefit. - AT

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