Nature of receipt of Penal interest - the additional amount ...

Income Tax

November 14, 2016

Nature of receipt of Penal interest - the additional amount received by the assessee being 15% interest from 8.8.2000 to 22.11.2001 is part of sale consideration and accordingly will be treated as part of capital gain and not the income from interest. - AT

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Nature of receipt of Penal interest - the additional amount ...

Income Tax

November 14, 2016

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