Sale consideration from transfer of property of the Company - ...

Income Tax

August 12, 2015

Sale consideration from transfer of property of the Company - whether taxable in the hands of the appellant? - Officers of the Revenue should not try to later advantage of the ignorance of the Assessee. - AT

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Sale consideration from transfer of property of the Company - ...

Income Tax

August 12, 2015

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