Amount received is in the nature of royalty or not - taxability ...

Income Tax

January 1, 2016

Amount received is in the nature of royalty or not - taxability in India - Section 9(1)(xi) - activity of providing access to its internet by which it provides a gateway that will facilitate call centers to incoming and outgoing calls from India to the people of USA, referred as Cincom Gateway - Is in the nature of royalty - taxable in India - AT

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Amount received is in the nature of royalty or not - taxability ...

Income Tax

January 1, 2016

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