Entitlement to exemption under section 10B - assessee is not in ...

Income Tax

August 20, 2015

Entitlement to exemption under section 10B - assessee is not in fact bringing convertible foreign exchange and entire of its products are sold in India in Indian rupees. - no exemption - AT

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Entitlement to exemption under section 10B - assessee is not in ...

Income Tax

August 20, 2015

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