Claim of credit for foreign TDS - the object of section 91(1) is ...

Income Tax

December 22, 2019

Claim of credit for foreign TDS - the object of section 91(1) is to give relief from taxation in India to extent taxes have been paid abroad for relevant previous year and this relief is not dependent upon payment also being made in previous year. - claim of credit for foreign TDS should be allowed in favour of the assessee.

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Claim of credit for foreign TDS - the object of section 91(1) is ...

Income Tax

December 22, 2019

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