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Assessing Business Income: Is the Assessee an "Agent" or an "Arm" of the State for Tax Exemption?

September 13, 2012

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Assessment of business income - whether the assessee should be held to be an “agent” of the State or an “arm” of the State and exempt from assessment of income? - AT

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