If the hire charges as mentioned in form No. 26AS (as per TDS ...

Income Tax

May 30, 2016

If the hire charges as mentioned in form No. 26AS (as per TDS statement) are to be considered in the current year then the corresponding income as shown in the next year with the relevant expenditure are to be deleted from the next year which seems to be meaningless and un-productive at this stage. - it will result in double taxation of the same income - AT

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If the hire charges as mentioned in form No. 26AS (as per TDS ...

Income Tax

May 30, 2016

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