Accrual of income - taxability of advances received - Merely ...

Income Tax

June 16, 2014

Accrual of income - taxability of advances received - Merely because an amount has been entered into in assessee’s book, is not conclusive proof that income has accrued - AT

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Accrual of income - taxability of advances received - Merely ...

Income Tax

June 16, 2014

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