Re-computation of income tax liability - to adopt the maximum ...

Income Tax

July 7, 2012

Re-computation of income tax liability - to adopt the maximum marginal rate of 40% applicable under Section 164(1) - the maximum marginal rate could not be applied to the income of the Trust - HC

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Re-computation of income tax liability - to adopt the maximum ...

Income Tax

July 7, 2012

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