Valuation - royalty - assessee is paying royalty to their ...

Royalty for Licensed Manufacturing in India Not Applicable to Imported Goods, Says Assessment.

February 15, 2017

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Valuation - royalty - assessee is paying royalty to their foreign supplier for the manufacturing of goods under their license in India. The same cannot be termed as royalty paid for the imported goods. - AT

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Valuation - royalty - assessee is paying royalty to their ...

Royalty for Licensed Manufacturing in India Not Applicable to Imported Goods, Says Assessment.

February 15, 2017

Case Laws Customs AT

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