Software expenses - capital expenditure OR revenue expenditure - ...

Income Tax

May 8, 2017

Software expenses - capital expenditure OR revenue expenditure - software having more than 2 years life - CIT(A) has held that expenditure on software for billet heater programming was of capital nature since it resulted into an enduring benefit to the assessee - additions confirmed - AT

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Software expenses - capital expenditure OR revenue expenditure - ...

Income Tax

May 8, 2017

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