AO to compute the peak credit amounts of each of the year in ...

Income Tax

November 25, 2013

AO to compute the peak credit amounts of each of the year in accordance with the method discussed and assess the peak credit amount in the initial year and only incremental peak credits in succeeding years. - AT

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AO to compute the peak credit amounts of each of the year in ...

Income Tax

November 25, 2013

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