Gifts received from non Resident Indians (NRI) from their Non ...

Income Tax

October 11, 2012

Gifts received from non Resident Indians (NRI) from their Non Resident External accounts - the non genuine gifts to the appellant was undisclosed income and covered by the definition provided in Section 158B(b). - HC

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Gifts received from non Resident Indians (NRI) from their Non ...

Income Tax

October 11, 2012

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