Once the commission is accepted to have been paid, there is no ...

Income Tax

September 21, 2016

Once the commission is accepted to have been paid, there is no logic in disallowing such expenditure by holding that it was excessive. It is for the assessee to determine the way in which it has to carry on its business. - AT

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Once the commission is accepted to have been paid, there is no ...

Income Tax

September 21, 2016

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