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18 without having to perform any One of the most effective ways of enforcing work performance is to insist on the ... effectively able to do anything to make the working elements feel that they bear res- ponsibility for work performance ...
18 without having to perform any One of the most effective ways of enforcing work performance is to insist on the ... effectively able to do anything to make the working elements feel that they bear res- ponsibility for work performance ...
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... effective remedy against tax defaulters . cases so as to detect and inhibit tax evasion efforts . In the Metropoli- tan cities of Bombay and Calcutta , the returns of all assessees with incomes below Rs . 50,000 are , by and large , to ...
... effective remedy against tax defaulters . cases so as to detect and inhibit tax evasion efforts . In the Metropoli- tan cities of Bombay and Calcutta , the returns of all assessees with incomes below Rs . 50,000 are , by and large , to ...
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... effective penalties against tax offences can also be devised from time to time . However , it must be recognised that penal provisions as well as fool - proof enactment can be effective only if the tax payer believes that his evasion ...
... effective penalties against tax offences can also be devised from time to time . However , it must be recognised that penal provisions as well as fool - proof enactment can be effective only if the tax payer believes that his evasion ...
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