Taxability of the income in the hands of AOP (joint lessees) or ...

Income Tax

November 7, 2013

Taxability of the income in the hands of AOP (joint lessees) or in the hands of company formed with the sole purpose of management of the said piece of plots on behalf of the Joint Lessees (present assessee) - decided in favor of assessee - AT

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Taxability of the income in the hands of AOP (joint lessees) or ...

Income Tax

November 7, 2013

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