W.T.A. NO. 37/IB OF 1993-94, DECIDED ON 31ST AUGUST, 2000. versus W.T.A. NO. 37/IB OF 1993-94, DECIDED ON 31ST AUGUST, 2000.
Section 5 (1) (xv) (ii) and Second Schedule, CL7 (II), 2, 13 CBR Circular No. 8/42 WT / 84, dated 30 6 1985 with respect to certain assets. Multiple conversions in foreign remittances This asset was originally acquired or received from foreign remittances through foreign remittances as set out under section 5 (1) (xv) of the Tax Tax Act, 1963. , Which would be considered an asset. The overseas remittance-accredited assessor is entitled to claim immunity under section 5 (1) (xv) (ii) and Second Schedule, C1 7 (ii) of the Wealth Tax Act 1963 in relation to the assets. Was not made directly. Foreign remittances are actually assets that were derived from assets that were originally created from foreign remittances and that the law prohibits the sale or disposal of the first foreign-born asset. The asset that was acquired was not allowed a waiver. The Appellate Tribunal accepted the Appeal Department for remittances
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