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Payment for know-how - deductible under Section 37 as a Revenue ...

Income Tax

July 20, 2012

Payment for know-how - deductible under Section 37 as a Revenue expenditure OR Section 35AB? - said expenditure qualifies for deduction u/s 37 - HC

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