Income received by the assessee for letting out of Malls is ...

Income Tax

May 24, 2016

Income received by the assessee for letting out of Malls is assessable under the head “Income from profits and gains of business or profession” - Income received from letting out of fit-outs is assessable under the head “Income from other sources” - AT

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Income received by the assessee for letting out of Malls is ...

Income Tax

May 24, 2016

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