Benefit of exemption u/s 10B - new undertaking - 66.66% assets ...

Income Tax

March 30, 2019

Benefit of exemption u/s 10B - new undertaking - 66.66% assets leased from other company - lease could also be considered as a 'transfer' for the purpose of Section 10B(2) - exemption denied

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Benefit of exemption u/s 10B - new undertaking - 66.66% assets ...

Income Tax

March 30, 2019

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