Depreciation to assessee trust - Depreciation is allowable on ...

Income Tax

May 5, 2016

Depreciation to assessee trust - Depreciation is allowable on capital assets on the income of the charitable trust for determining the quantum of funds which have to be applied for the purpose of trusts in terms of section 11 - AT

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Depreciation to assessee trust - Depreciation is allowable on ...

Income Tax

May 5, 2016

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