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by a special correspondent Under the infamous Tax Amnesty Law "Declarations" had to be
made only to the Commissioner General of Inland Revenue, who gave a
"Receipt" as an acknowledgement of a Declaration, and the other
State Authorities were expected to act purely on the production of such
"Receipt". That is on the production of such
"Receipt", the other State Authorities were required to grant
immunity, indemnity and pardon for Offences committed under the above Laws
enforced by them. This had no meaning at all, nor any nexus Other Stories
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