Excise duty paid under protest is eligible for deduction u/s 43B ...

Income Tax

October 30, 2019

Excise duty paid under protest is eligible for deduction u/s 43B - the amount received towards reimbursement of excise duty from its distributor is a trading receipt which is taxable under the provisions of Section 41

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Excise duty paid under protest is eligible for deduction u/s 43B ...

Income Tax

October 30, 2019

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