Treatment of unutilised MODVAT credit, balance as at the end of ...

Income Tax

January 21, 2019

Treatment of unutilised MODVAT credit, balance as at the end of the year as payment of excise duty - Deduction u/s 43B - Excise duty paid in advance in the Personal Ledger Account (PLA) - Benefit of deduction allowed.

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Treatment of unutilised MODVAT credit, balance as at the end of ...

Income Tax

January 21, 2019

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