Disallowance of expenses made in respect of partners ...

Income Tax

September 7, 2016

Disallowance of expenses made in respect of partners remuneration u/s.40(b) - undisclosed income - assessee-firm is engaged in only business of Green Plaza Project and it has only one source of income being construction activity - remuneration allowed - AT

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Disallowance of expenses made in respect of partners ...

Income Tax

September 7, 2016

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