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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Hi preceptors, I would like to know whether "district-level officers are exempted or not" from the following government order:
"...........officers up to district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
"...........officers up to district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
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officers of district-level and above are exempted from paying IT. officers up to and including district-level are not exempted from paying IT. officers at district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
- officers of district-level and above are exempted from paying IT.
- officers up to and including district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
- officers at district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
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I interpret it this way:
"...........officers of district-level and above are exempted from paying IT.
If they said this:
"...........officers up to and including district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
It sould mean this:
"...........officers at district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
"...........officers of district-level and above are exempted from paying IT.
If they said this:
"...........officers up to and including district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
It sould mean this:
"...........officers at district-level are not exempted from paying IT.
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Hi.
I would say they are not exempted, but it's not absolutely clear.
If it's a matter of importance, I would ask for clarification.
Clive
I would say they are not exempted, but it's not absolutely clear.
If it's a matter of importance, I would ask for clarification.
Clive
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