India's New Direct Tax Code 2009 - Impact on Foreign Investors
This web seminar will discuss the implications of India's Direct Tax Code on foreign investors.
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Aug 19 2009
118 mins
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Ralph Cunningham, Nitin Karve and Ajay Kumar.
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