Rental income - Amenity charges received - amount received by ...

Income Tax

July 17, 2019

Rental income - Amenity charges received - amount received by the assessee for providing the amenities/facilities to the licensee as per the “Amenities agreement”, was rightly shown by the assessee as its income under the head “house property”.

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Rental income - Amenity charges received - amount received by ...

Income Tax

July 17, 2019

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