Nature of Subsidy - The predominant purpose of the scheme is to ...

Income Tax

January 22, 2016

Nature of Subsidy - The predominant purpose of the scheme is to ensure that tea manufactures function more profitably and not for setting up of a new unit or expansion of the existing unit. - the subsidy in question is revenue subsidy and was rightly brought to tax - AT

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Nature of Subsidy - The predominant purpose of the scheme is to ...

Income Tax

January 22, 2016

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