Applicability of principle of mutuality – The surplus-excess of ...

Income Tax

December 9, 2013

Applicability of principle of mutuality – The surplus-excess of receipts over the expenditure as a result of mutual arrangement, could not be said to be 'income' for the purpose of the Act - AT

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Applicability of principle of mutuality – The surplus-excess of ...

Income Tax

December 9, 2013

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