Assessee would not be entitled to deduction on the gross receipt ...

Income Tax

December 13, 2017

Assessee would not be entitled to deduction on the gross receipt without reducing depreciation under Section 80-IA regardless of whatever interpretation they want to place on the provisions of Section 80IA. - HC

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Assessee would not be entitled to deduction on the gross receipt ...

Income Tax

December 13, 2017

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