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Business premises let out - Whether assessable as assets under ...

Wealth-tax

October 31, 2013

Business premises let out - Whether assessable as assets under section 2(ea) of Wealth tax or not - premises were not covered by exclusions provided under section 2(ea)(i) - AT

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