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Profit in lieu of salary for services rendered outside India - ...


Income from services rendered abroad not taxable in India u/ss 6 and 9(1)(ii) of Income Tax Act.

May 3, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Profit in lieu of salary for services rendered outside India - said income did not accrue or arise in India in terms of Section 6 and Section 9(1) (ii) - HC

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