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Excise Duty Payments to Government Not Subject to TDS u/s 194C; No Contractor Involvement.

October 14, 2014

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

TDS on amount of excise duty - Since the amounts are paid to the Government directly by assessee company - The question of covering the amounts under 194C does not arise - AT

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