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Tax on salary - Salary received and taxed in U.K. - The income ...

Income Tax

November 5, 2013

Tax on salary - Salary received and taxed in U.K. - The income from salary received in India for employment exercised in UK is to be clubbed there and has been done by the assessee - not taxable in India - AT

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