Whether a new claim can be made in the reassessment proceedings ...

Income Tax

November 25, 2013

Whether a new claim can be made in the reassessment proceedings – In the reassessment proceedings the assessee was not entitled to claim deductions under Section 80J - HC

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Whether a new claim can be made in the reassessment proceedings ...

Income Tax

November 25, 2013

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