Claim of terminal depreciation - assessee had in fact claimed ...

Income Tax

August 12, 2015

Claim of terminal depreciation - assessee had in fact claimed depreciation as contemplated under section 32 merely because it was termed as "terminal depreciation" was no reason to disallow the claim - HC

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Claim of terminal depreciation - assessee had in fact claimed ...

Income Tax

August 12, 2015

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