TDS u/s 194I or 194C - nature of payment for use of vehicles - ...

Income Tax

September 30, 2013

TDS u/s 194I or 194C - nature of payment for use of vehicles - the provisions of Section 194-I could not be applied to the facts of the present case and it has to be held that assessee has rightly deducted tax at source under the provisions of Section 194-C - HC

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TDS u/s 194I or 194C - nature of payment for use of vehicles - ...

Income Tax

September 30, 2013

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