Selection of most appropriate method - as cost components of the ...

Income Tax

April 11, 2016

Selection of most appropriate method - as cost components of the assessee are in variations with that of the comparables thus CPM cannot be regarded as MAM in the case of the assessee but TNMM - AT

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Selection of most appropriate method - as cost components of the ...

Income Tax

April 11, 2016

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