The claim of assessee for allowing deduction of expenses against ...

Income Tax

May 13, 2018

The claim of assessee for allowing deduction of expenses against income from other sources is not allowable because the assessee has not established that the expenses are allowable u/s. 57(iii) of IT Act. - AT

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The claim of assessee for allowing deduction of expenses against ...

Income Tax

May 13, 2018

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