Failure to deduct TDS - Once the assessee has capitalized the ...

Income Tax

February 5, 2019

Failure to deduct TDS - Once the assessee has capitalized the payment in question though the assessee has not deducted the tax at source on such payment, Section 40(a)(i) cannot be invoked for disallowance of depreciation.

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Failure to deduct TDS - Once the assessee has capitalized the ...

Income Tax

February 5, 2019

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