Payment of non-compete fees - revenue expenditure or capital ...

Income Tax

April 22, 2019

Payment of non-compete fees - revenue expenditure or capital expenditure - agreement with the promoter of the Company to avoid immediate competition - same business continue - No new business was acquired - no enduring benefit - allowable revenue expenditure

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Payment of non-compete fees - revenue expenditure or capital ...

Income Tax

April 22, 2019

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