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Allowable expenditure - interest payment on custom duty are ...


Interest Payments on Customs Duty Are Allowable Expenditures Under Income Tax Act Provisions.

February 11, 2015

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Allowable expenditure - interest payment on custom duty are expenses allowable under the provisions of the Act - AT

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