Section 88E of the Act does not envisage any distinction between ...

Income Tax

September 19, 2016

Section 88E of the Act does not envisage any distinction between total income computable under the normal provisions of the Act and that computable under Section 115JB of the Act so far as it relates to the granting of rebate against the amount of income-tax payable. - AT

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Section 88E of the Act does not envisage any distinction between ...

Income Tax

September 19, 2016

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