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IMPORTANT TOPICS FOR CS EXECUTIVE TAX LAWS AND PRACTICES


MOST IMPORTANT TOPICS FOR CS EXECUTIVE TAX LAWS AND PRACTICES

Today's video is for CS Executive student who is willing to give their exams. This video is all about the important topics for Tax Laws and Practice. It is in accordance with the latest ICSI Syllabus of CS Executive Tax Laws and Practice, Paper 4. Tax laws and practice are MCQs based exam. All the important topics are mentioned in this lecture from Direct Tax and GST. Browse the full video lecture to understand all the important topics for Tax Laws and clear CS Executive Exam with ease.

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