Allowability of depreciation @10% as against 100% claimed by the ...

Income Tax

April 12, 2014

Allowability of depreciation @10% as against 100% claimed by the assessee - nature of expenditure on Civil work, flooring work, and finishing work, etc incurred as tenant - only 10% depreciation allowed - AT

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Allowability of depreciation @10% as against 100% claimed by the ...

Income Tax

April 12, 2014

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