The assessee can change its stand at any point of time if it ...

Income Tax

November 3, 2018

The assessee can change its stand at any point of time if it seems to him that the receipts are not taxable in his hand as per the provisions of law. - Assessee may raise that question before the Tribunal for the first time, so long as the relevant facts are on record in respect of that item.

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The assessee can change its stand at any point of time if it ...

Income Tax

November 3, 2018

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