Supreme Court upholds ruling on taxation of salaries paid to Japanese employees in India The Supreme Court affirmed the Calcutta High Court's ruling on a show-cause notice concerning the taxation of salaries paid to Japanese employees in ...
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Supreme Court upholds ruling on taxation of salaries paid to Japanese employees in India
The Supreme Court affirmed the Calcutta High Court's ruling on a show-cause notice concerning the taxation of salaries paid to Japanese employees in India. The appellants were granted time to respond, and the Income-tax Officer was directed to decide within four months post the reply. The appellants were instructed to provide any additional facts during the proceedings. The appeal was dismissed without costs.
The Supreme Court upheld the Calcutta High Court's decision regarding a show-cause notice on taxation of salaries paid to Japanese employees in India. The appellants were given ten weeks to respond to the notice, with the Income-tax Officer to make a decision within four months after the reply. The appellants were advised to present any subsequent facts for consideration during the process. The appeal was disposed of with no costs.
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