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Supreme Court: Cooperative Societies Can't Deduct Surplus Fund Investments u/s 80P of Income Tax Act.


Supreme Court: Cooperative Societies Can't Deduct Surplus Fund Investments u/s 80P of Income Tax Act.

November 13, 2010

Case Laws     Income Tax     SC

Investment of surplus fund by a coop society, no deduction u/s 80P – Supreme Court

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