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Income on account of licence fees and amenities provided to ...

Income Tax

January 13, 2017

Income on account of licence fees and amenities provided to tenant - business income OR income from house property income - It is a case of exploiting the asset commercially and not the case of mere letting it out - to be taxed as business income - AT

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