CIT(A) had rightly disallowed the deduction claimed U/s 43B of ...

Income Tax

August 17, 2016

CIT(A) had rightly disallowed the deduction claimed U/s 43B of the Act for advance payment of VAT - this advance tax is not covered within the meaning of definition of ‘any sum payable’. - AT

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CIT(A) had rightly disallowed the deduction claimed U/s 43B of ...

Income Tax

August 17, 2016

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