Loss on account of mark to market - Business Expenditure - even ...

Income Tax

November 19, 2019

Loss on account of mark to market - Business Expenditure - even though the loss has not finally crystallized if as per prudent and regular system of accounting, the loss has to be accounted for, the same should be allowed.

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Loss on account of mark to market - Business Expenditure - even ...

Income Tax

November 19, 2019

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