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Excess rate of depreciation - energy saving devices – scope the ...

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November 14, 2014

Excess rate of depreciation - energy saving devices – scope the term 'before due date' - When the time of filing the return is available to the assessee till the last moment of the due date then the whole of that day is available to the assessee and due date expires only when the last day is expired - AT

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