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The cutting of trees, leaving the stump as required by the ...

Income Tax

September 28, 2014

The cutting of trees, leaving the stump as required by the condition imposed by the forest department is not for generating income out of the trees, but for felling of the wood for own consumption - it is not a case of business income - HC

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