Taxability of retention money - the assessee should be allowed ...

Income Tax

October 13, 2017

Taxability of retention money - the assessee should be allowed deduction in the year of retention or in that year in which it comes to know about the said deductions nevertheless it is pertinent to say that retention has to be taxed as and when received by the assessee.

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Taxability of retention money - the assessee should be allowed ...

Income Tax

October 13, 2017

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