Addition treating the donation received as professional income - ...

Income Tax

November 15, 2016

Addition treating the donation received as professional income - settlement of the disputes between the workers and their employers - the amounts so received by the assessee cannot be treated as business or profession, consequently should have been treated as exempt u/s 10(24) - AT

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Addition treating the donation received as professional income - ...

Income Tax

November 15, 2016

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