Sales promotion expenses - assessee has failed to furnish any ...

Income Tax

October 28, 2015

Sales promotion expenses - assessee has failed to furnish any bills or any details or break-up of the expenditure - As per 37(1), onus is upon the assessee to establish that the said expenditure has been incurred for carrying on its business. - AT

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Sales promotion expenses - assessee has failed to furnish any ...

Income Tax

October 28, 2015

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