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`Duty on software disappointing'

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Coimbatore, March 1

Niraj Kaushik, Country Manager, Trend Micro India, has expressed disappointment over the imposition of the 8 per cent excise duty on packaged software. This imposition, he said, would increase the price of the legal software.

`Software downloads from the Net would however come for free,' he said.

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