The payment for application software, though there is an ...

Income Tax

October 3, 2014

The payment for application software, though there is an enduring benefit, does not result in acquisition of any capital asset and it merely enhances the productivity or efficiency and has to be treated as revenue expenditure - HC

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The payment for application software, though there is an ...

Income Tax

October 3, 2014

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