Claim for estimating income / deemed income u/s 44AD on ...

Income Tax

February 4, 2019

Claim for estimating income / deemed income u/s 44AD on remuneration and interest received from firms - the intention was to help small business to comply with the taxation provisions. Intention was not at all to construe a partner’s remuneration or interest as business income.

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Claim for estimating income / deemed income u/s 44AD on ...

Income Tax

February 4, 2019

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