Addition of Interest accrued but not due – accrual of income - ...

Income Tax

November 28, 2013

Addition of Interest accrued but not due – accrual of income - broken periods - The contention that interest accrues for broken periods between two consecutive dates stipulated in the agreement/instrument for payment of interest is without any basis in law - AT

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Addition of Interest accrued but not due – accrual of income - ...

Income Tax

November 28, 2013

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