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Gift received through NRE account - gift out of borrowed fund - ...

Income Tax

August 27, 2013

Gift received through NRE account - gift out of borrowed fund - A gift normally connotes a transaction where a person parts his own property to another without consideration and for love and affection. - additions confirmed - AT

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