Additions u/s 41(1) for cessation of liability - simply because ...

Income Tax

June 19, 2018

Additions u/s 41(1) for cessation of liability - simply because the liability is outstanding for quite some years the liability does not seize to exist - mere entry in the books of accounts of the debtor made unilaterally without any act on the part of the creditor will not enable the debtor to say that the liability has come to an end - thus no cessation of liability in the case of the assessee.

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Additions u/s 41(1) for cessation of liability - simply because ...

Income Tax

June 19, 2018

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