Deduction of expenditure u/s 40(b) of salary and interest to ...

Income Tax

September 16, 2013

Deduction of expenditure u/s 40(b) of salary and interest to partners - estimate of net profit rate of 2% shall be deemed to take into consideration all allowable deductions available to the assessee in the form of depreciation interest and remuneration to the partners and all other expenditures claimed in the P & L account - AT

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Deduction of expenditure u/s 40(b) of salary and interest to ...

Income Tax

September 16, 2013

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