Capitation fee received by trust - it cannot be held that for ...

Income Tax

April 10, 2015

Capitation fee received by trust - it cannot be held that for all the assessment years the assessee received capitation fee for admission of students in the management quota. This is a perverse inference. No endeavour is made to sustain the allegation of involuntary donation - HC

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Capitation fee received by trust - it cannot be held that for ...

Income Tax

April 10, 2015

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