The copy of certificate of the engineer of vendor is not ...

Income Tax

January 2, 2014

The copy of certificate of the engineer of vendor is not sufficient to allow the claim of assessee at higher rate of 80% - assessee has failed to furnish the product catalogue and certificate from the competent authorities to establish the nature and use of the asset to show that it is energy saving device - AT

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The copy of certificate of the engineer of vendor is not ...

Income Tax

January 2, 2014

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