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November 24, 2016

Tribunal has committed a grave error in holding that the deduction u/s 32AB of the Act is allowable with reference to the profit of the business as a whole and not in respect of the profit of any particular unit. - HC

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Tribunal has committed a grave error in holding that the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 24, 2016

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