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Doctors to be treated as employees or not – Tribunal rightly ...


Doctors Not Classified as Employees; Section 192 IT Deductions Inapplicable for Payments as No Employer-Employee Relationship Exists.

August 23, 2014

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Doctors to be treated as employees or not – Tribunal rightly found that there is no employer and employee relationship and the payment cannot be treated to be salaries and deduction cannot be made u/s 192 - HC

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