Rate of tax - income of Trust - Merely because 50% of the income ...

Income Tax

August 21, 2014

Rate of tax - income of Trust - Merely because 50% of the income and their respective shares were to be accumulated as a special fund in the hands of the trustees for 19 years and the same were to be paid after a period of 19 years, it cannot be said that the Trust is discretionary Trust - HC

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Rate of tax - income of Trust - Merely because 50% of the income ...

Income Tax

August 21, 2014

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