Action against the employer u/s 276B - not depositing the tax ...

Income Tax

January 17, 2019

Action against the employer u/s 276B - not depositing the tax deducted at source from the employee in the Government revenues, would amount to misappropriation of public funds - department is expected to take appropriate view on the basis of facts on record.

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Action against the employer u/s 276B - not depositing the tax ...

Income Tax

January 17, 2019

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