Addition to commission receipts assessable in the hands of the ...

Income Tax

June 10, 2016

Addition to commission receipts assessable in the hands of the appellant on a substantive basis - rectification of mistake to delete protective assessment - both the appeal of father assessee and son assessee dismissed - HC

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Addition to commission receipts assessable in the hands of the ...

Income Tax

June 10, 2016

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