Amount of excess stock would fall under the definition of income ...

Income Tax

July 21, 2015

Amount of excess stock would fall under the definition of income as per Section 14 of the Act and therefore, the assessee would be entitled for the set off under proviso of section 71 of the act - HC

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Amount of excess stock would fall under the definition of income ...

Income Tax

July 21, 2015

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