Once the advance made by the assessee was subject matter of ...

Income Tax

April 2, 2016

Once the advance made by the assessee was subject matter of taxation at the time of provision, the same cannot be added to the total income when it was actually written off. - disallowing would amount to double taxation- AT

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Once the advance made by the assessee was subject matter of ...

Income Tax

April 2, 2016

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