ITAT Allows Rs 14.32 Lakh Foreign Tax Credit, Holds Delay in Filing Form 67 Cannot Deny Genuine Relief for Taxes Paid in Kenya:

ITAT directed the Income Tax Department to grant Rs 14.32 lakh Foreign Tax Credit for taxes paid in Kenya, holding that delayed Form 67 filing cannot deny genuine tax relief.
ITAT Grants Rs 14.32 Lakh FTC Despite Late Form 67

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ITAT Allows Rs 14.32 Lakh Foreign Tax Credit, Holds Delay in Filing Form 67 Cannot Deny Genuine Relief for Taxes Paid in Kenya
ITAT directed the Income Tax Department to grant Rs 14.32 lakh Foreign Tax Credit for taxes paid in Kenya, holding that delayed Form 67 filing cannot deny genuine tax relief.
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