Ad-hoc deduction allowed at 25% for purchase expenditure, as ...

Income Tax

July 2, 2016

Ad-hoc deduction allowed at 25% for purchase expenditure, as admittedly corresponding sales against these very purchases have been offered and accepted for tax

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Ad-hoc deduction allowed at 25% for purchase expenditure, as ...

Income Tax

July 2, 2016

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