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Disallowance for warranty expenses - assessee is entitled to ...

Income Tax

April 28, 2017

Disallowance for warranty expenses - assessee is entitled to change the method of accounting with respect to claim of warranty expenses from ‘actual basis’ to ‘provision basis’ - AT

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