Commercial expediency - whether the amount paid by the assessee ...

Income Tax

April 30, 2015

Commercial expediency - whether the amount paid by the assessee in terms of the decree passed by the Bombay High Court falls within the words 'commercial expediency' - the said expenditure falls within Section 37 of the Act - HC

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Commercial expediency - whether the amount paid by the assessee ...

Income Tax

April 30, 2015

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