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India FBT refund process published - action required by March 15, 2010!

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India March 9 2010

As you may recall, the June 6, 2009 Indian budget announced its proposal to eliminate the "fringe benefit tax" ("FBT") applicable to employee equity awards with effect from April 1, 2009.

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