Business Income Set off against Brought forward loss - Change in ...

Income Tax

March 5, 2012

Business Income Set off against Brought forward loss - Change in shareholding pattern loss not allowed - Share transfer by uncle to nephew is not covered by proviso to Section 79, AO justified in not allowing the set of of less - AT

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Business Income Set off against Brought forward loss - Change in ...

Income Tax

March 5, 2012

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