Addition on account of expenses claimed against income received ...

Income Tax

June 24, 2016

Addition on account of expenses claimed against income received from the BCCI - Since the assessee himself has claimed certain income earned from other sources and claimed set off of expenditure incurred for earning such income, it was incumbent upon the assessee to furnish supporting evidence qua its claim for expenditure. - AT

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Addition on account of expenses claimed against income received ...

Income Tax

June 24, 2016

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