ITAT Holds CPC Cannot Deny Section 11 Exemption Through Section 143(1) Adjustment:

Pune ITAT rules that CPC cannot deny Section 11 exemption through Section 143(1) adjustments, directing relief for the registered trust.
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ITAT Holds CPC Cannot Deny Section 11 Exemption Through Section 143(1) Adjustment
Pune ITAT rules that CPC cannot deny Section 11 exemption through Section 143(1) adjustments, directing relief for the registered trust.
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