Additions u/s 41(1) - cessation of liabilities - written off / ...

Dispute over Section 41(1) on liability cessation; claim filed with BIFR suggests liabilities haven't ended.

June 13, 2018

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Additions u/s 41(1) - cessation of liabilities - written off / remitted liabilities - the claim has been filed before BIFR and therefore the same cannot be considered to have been ceased.

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Additions u/s 41(1) - cessation of liabilities - written off / ...

Dispute over Section 41(1) on liability cessation; claim filed with BIFR suggests liabilities haven't ended.

June 13, 2018

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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