Interest liability under 220 (2) - where demand notice is issued ...

Income Tax

December 23, 2011

Interest liability under 220 (2) - where demand notice is issued pursuant to fresh assessment order - interest liability arises when demand is not paid within 30 days from fresh assessment order..... - HC

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Interest liability under 220 (2) - where demand notice is issued ...

Income Tax

December 23, 2011

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