Scope of the term Due Date - Payments made to the Provident Fund ...

Court Clarifies "Due Date" for Provident Fund Payments; Section 43B(b) Crucial for Assessing Officer's Decision.

June 5, 2013

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Scope of the term Due Date - Payments made to the Provident Fund Authority on account of employees’ contribution disallowed - AO was required to take note of Section 43B(b) - HC

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Scope of the term Due Date - Payments made to the Provident Fund ...

Court Clarifies "Due Date" for Provident Fund Payments; Section 43B(b) Crucial for Assessing Officer's Decision.

June 5, 2013

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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