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Capital expenditure vs Revenue expenditure - expenditure on ...

Income Tax

August 19, 2012

Capital expenditure vs Revenue expenditure - expenditure on payment of lease rent and maintenance of the pipeline as per Build, Own, Operate, Transfer (BOOT) contract - held as revenue in nature - AT

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