Exemption under section 10B - the view taken by the learned ...

Income Tax

February 19, 2015

Exemption under section 10B - the view taken by the learned Tribunal that the assessee could get the advantage even without the requisite approval is altogether bad, therefore, set aside - HC

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Exemption under section 10B - the view taken by the learned ...

Income Tax

February 19, 2015

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