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Income Tax

December 16, 2020

Rectification of mistake - Addition of sponsorship and promotional income received by assessee - Authorities below failed to appreciate that marketing income been considered as net of expenses, and therefore does not appear separately having credited under the head income. - Additions deleted - AT

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