Interest income on Bank deposits - accrual of income - whether a ...

Income Tax

December 27, 2017

Interest income on Bank deposits - accrual of income - whether a hypothetical income and that the assessee is entitled to get the interest excluded from assessment? - It is not an hypothetical income - demand of tax confirmed - HC

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Interest income on Bank deposits - accrual of income - whether a ...

Income Tax

December 27, 2017

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