Deletion of perquisite u/s 2(24)(vi) - interest free loan to ...

Income Tax

June 12, 2014

Deletion of perquisite u/s 2(24)(vi) - interest free loan to director - interest free money in the form of entrance fee and membership fee available with the company was more than the advance received by the assessee from the said company - No addition - AT

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Deletion of perquisite u/s 2(24)(vi) - interest free loan to ...

Income Tax

June 12, 2014

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