Whether the assessee (donor) is entitled to deduction under ...

Income Tax

February 3, 2014

Whether the assessee (donor) is entitled to deduction under section 80G(2)(d) even if the conditions u/s 80G(5C)(iii) have not been fulfilled by the trust - held yes - HC

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Whether the assessee (donor) is entitled to deduction under ...

Income Tax

February 3, 2014

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