TDS u/s 194L/194LA - land always belonged to the State. It was ...

Income Tax

September 25, 2015

TDS u/s 194L/194LA - land always belonged to the State. It was only the encumbrance which was removed by the assessee by making payment of certain compensation - provisions of section 194L/194LA do not apply - AT

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TDS u/s 194L/194LA - land always belonged to the State. It was ...

Income Tax

September 25, 2015

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