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Income Tax | ITAT Bangalore Excludes High-Turnover Comparables, Allows COVID Employee-Cost Adjustment

30 Aug 2026 · 30 Aug 2026By CA Sandeep Kanoi

ITAT Bangalore excludes high-turnover and functionally dissimilar comparables and allows ₹1.51 crore COVID-related employee-cost adjustment. The post ITAT Bangalore Excludes High-Turnover Comparables, Allows COVID Employee-Cost Adjustment appeared first on TaxGuru .

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