Computation of Capital gains u/s 50 - deduction of notional ...

Income Tax

August 10, 2013

Computation of Capital gains u/s 50 - deduction of notional depreciation on unused assets - When assets not is use no notional depreciation - Section 50 nowhere provides that certain deemed depreciation needs to be allowed - AT

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Computation of Capital gains u/s 50 - deduction of notional ...

Income Tax

August 10, 2013

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