Wealth tax assessment - Wedding Gifts Trust - Once the Deed has ...

Wealth-tax

February 2, 2015

Wealth tax assessment - Wedding Gifts Trust - Once the Deed has stipulated that on the death of the two women, their children would become the beneficiaries, the occasion to invoke Section 21 (4) of the Act does not arise. - HC

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Wealth tax assessment - Wedding Gifts Trust - Once the Deed has ...

Wealth-tax

February 2, 2015

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