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Correct head of income - sub-leasing of already leased out ...

Income Tax

March 21, 2020

Correct head of income - sub-leasing of already leased out property - maintenance charges and air conditioning hire charges - Service charges received from tenants are liable to be assessed as "income from other sources" and not as "income from house property". - HC

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