IT - Sec. 40A(2) - increase in remuneration to Directors - when ...

Income Tax

November 2, 2012

IT - Sec. 40A(2) - increase in remuneration to Directors - when CLB had approved the remuneration it could not be said that the expenditure was excessive or unreasonable - AT

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IT - Sec. 40A(2) - increase in remuneration to Directors - when ...

Income Tax

November 2, 2012

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