Staff training expenses – Capital or revenue - The training ...

Income Tax

December 23, 2013

Staff training expenses – Capital or revenue - The training expenses incurred for training of staff members for employing them in the business of the appellant is revenue in nature - AT

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Staff training expenses – Capital or revenue - The training ...

Income Tax

December 23, 2013

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