Estimation of profit - the profit should be estimated in this ...

Income Tax

August 21, 2015

Estimation of profit - the profit should be estimated in this case at a little higher rate or a separate addition for creditors should have been made - considering the peculiarity of this case we estimate the profit at 11 per cent. - AT

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Estimation of profit - the profit should be estimated in this ...

Income Tax

August 21, 2015

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