Consultancy charges – The substance of the agreement is for ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 28, 2013

Consultancy charges – The substance of the agreement is for consulting the foreign party for marketing the product of the assessee in South East Asian countries. Therefore, it is only consultancy charges - TDS to be deducted on payment – AT

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Consultancy charges – The substance of the agreement is for ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 28, 2013

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