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Blurred boundaries: Taxing escrowed funds in M&A deals - The Hindu BusinessLine

Blurred boundaries: Taxing escrowed funds in M&A deals - The Hindu BusinessLine
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ESPN Mauritius does not have permanent establishment in India, rules Delhi HC

ESPN Mauritius does not have permanent establishment in India, rules Delhi HC
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ESPN Mauritius has no permanent establishment in India: Delhi HC

ESPN Mauritius has no permanent establishment in India: Delhi HC
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hra tax exemption: Can you claim HRA tax exemption for rent paid to wife, parent or any other relative?

The Income Tax Act allows an individual to claim HRA tax exemption provided specified conditions are met. However, it may happen that an individual is planning or already paying rent to family member including wife or parents. Here is what tax experts and chartered accountants are saying about claiming HRA tax exemption for rent paid to family member?

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Delhi ITAT Rules in Taxpayers Favor in Sameer Malhotra v ACIT

Delhi ITAT in Sameer Malhotra v. ACIT1, held that Sameer Malhotra’s income earned in Singapore in the FY 2014-15 cannot be subject to tax in India in accordance with the India-Singapore DTAA, as the Taxpayer is considered to be a resident of Singapore for the relevant FY.

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