Expenditure incurred towards renovation and improvement of hotel ...

Income Tax

November 2, 2016

Expenditure incurred towards renovation and improvement of hotel building - it was not the case of the Revenue that number of rooms were added to the hotel premises or that the seating capacity was increased or otherwise - allowed as revenue expenditure - HC

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Expenditure incurred towards renovation and improvement of hotel ...

Income Tax

November 2, 2016

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