Interest u/s 220(2) - assessee was required to pay interest u/s ...

Income Tax

May 15, 2014

Interest u/s 220(2) - assessee was required to pay interest u/s 220(2) as it had not initially satisfied the demand raised in 2003 - interest on refund is to be charged from the date of grant of refund - AT

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Interest u/s 220(2) - assessee was required to pay interest u/s ...

Income Tax

May 15, 2014

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