ITAT Allows Standard Chartered's Expatriate Salary and Direct Cost Claims :
The ITAT Mumbai holds salary paid to expatriates working exclusively for India operations is not Head Office expenditur and directs deduction of direct costs.
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Saima
Jul 19, 2026Premium
ITAT Allows Standard Chartered's Expatriate Salary and Direct Cost Claims
The ITAT Mumbai holds salary paid to expatriates working exclusively for India operations is not Head Office expenditur and directs deduction of direct costs.
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