Claim of exemption under section 11 denied - assessee is ...

Income Tax

September 1, 2015

Claim of exemption under section 11 denied - assessee is rendering services to its members custom house agents, to carry out their business/professional activities - assessee cannot be considered as a charitable organization - AT

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Claim of exemption under section 11 denied - assessee is ...

Income Tax

September 1, 2015

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