Profit in Lieu of Salary - the dearness relief is 'profit in ...

Income Tax

October 30, 2012

Profit in Lieu of Salary - the dearness relief is 'profit in lieu of salary' and is included as an amount received by a retired judge u/s 17(3)(ii) and would be taxable as income. - HC

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Profit in Lieu of Salary - the dearness relief is 'profit in ...

Income Tax

October 30, 2012

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