A co. can prepare two set of accounts on Cash System & ...

Income Tax

September 22, 2011

A co. can prepare two set of accounts on Cash System & Mercantile System of Accounting, S.. 209 of Co. Act not overriding to the provi.of S.145 of IT Act

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A co. can prepare two set of accounts on Cash System & ...

Income Tax

September 22, 2011

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