If provision for doubtful debts is not claimed as deduction in ...

Income Tax

July 3, 2014

If provision for doubtful debts is not claimed as deduction in the computation of total income, then, naturally, the amount of provision written back cannot equally be treated as income - AT

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If provision for doubtful debts is not claimed as deduction in ...

Income Tax

July 3, 2014

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