TDS u/s 194I or u/s 194C - The rates for each kind of cargo ...

Income Tax

September 23, 2013

TDS u/s 194I or u/s 194C - The rates for each kind of cargo have also been specified on the basis of the volume of the cargo being handled and not on the basis of time period involved in the execution of the said contract – TDS to be charged under section 194C - HC

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TDS u/s 194I or u/s 194C - The rates for each kind of cargo ...

Income Tax

September 23, 2013

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