When the good will paid was for ensuring retention and continued ...

Income Tax

April 22, 2015

When the good will paid was for ensuring retention and continued business in the hospital, it was for acquiring a business and commercial rights and it was comparable with trade mark, franchise, copyright, etc. referred to in the first part of clause (ii) of section 32(1) and so much so, goodwill was covered by the above provision of the Act entitling the assessee for depreciation - AT

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When the good will paid was for ensuring retention and continued ...

Income Tax

April 22, 2015

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