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Building repair expenditure - The building is completed in the ...

Income Tax

September 7, 2013

Building repair expenditure - The building is completed in the present year because depreciation is duly allowed by the AO with regard to such new mill building, then how it can be expected that no expenditure in respect of colour and paints etc. were incurred for this new mill building - expenses not allowed as revenue expenditure - AT

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