Allowance of Gratuity Scheme - The assessee cannot suffer for ...

Income Tax

November 21, 2016

Allowance of Gratuity Scheme - The assessee cannot suffer for the inaction of the Revenue authorities and the Assessing Officer ought not to have disallowed the claim merely because the Commissioner has not granted approval of the Gratuity Scheme. - HC

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Allowance of Gratuity Scheme - The assessee cannot suffer for ...

Income Tax

November 21, 2016

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