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Seminar on FEMA, TDS

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HYDERABAD: The Sub-Chapter to the Indian branch of the Netherlands-based International Fiscal Association (IFA) has announced that it is organising a full-day seminar on `FEMA, TDS and Transfer Pricing' here on October 1.

In a press release here, the Sub-Chapter Chairman, Mr P.V.S.S. Prasad, said the topics of the seminar assumed significance with the Indian entrepreneurs targeting global markets and foreign investors looking at India as the potential investment destination.

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