Expenditure incurred by the assessee towards the procurement of ...

Income Tax

May 1, 2015

Expenditure incurred by the assessee towards the procurement of technical know how by paying a lumpsum consideration for use in the course of business is a revenue expenditure falling u./s 37 and the provisions of Section 35 AB are not applicable - HC

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Expenditure incurred by the assessee towards the procurement of ...

Income Tax

May 1, 2015

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