ALP - brand promotion expenses - TPO has not been able to prove ...

Income Tax

February 14, 2017

ALP - brand promotion expenses - TPO has not been able to prove that the AMP expenses incurred was not for the benefit of the assessee - The payment made by the assessee under the head AMP to the domestic parties cannot be termed as international transaction. - AT

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ALP - brand promotion expenses - TPO has not been able to prove ...

Income Tax

February 14, 2017

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