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Status of assessee – Resident vs Non-resident – Day of arrival, ...


Assessee's tax status as resident or non-resident depends on stay duration; arrival day excluded if after late hours.

September 15, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Status of assessee – Resident vs Non-resident – Day of arrival, particularly late in the day should be excluded. If we exclude the date of arrival as it is not a complete day, the stay of assessee is less than 182 days - AT

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