Sub-section (5) of section 184 is exception to Rule and would ...

Income Tax

December 24, 2013

Sub-section (5) of section 184 is exception to Rule and would clearly disentitle the assessee for claiming deduction by way of salary and remuneration etc. in case the assessee made a failure as provided u/s. 144 - AT

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Sub-section (5) of section 184 is exception to Rule and would ...

Income Tax

December 24, 2013

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