Disallowance under the head 'business loss / bad debts' - there ...

Income Tax

April 27, 2022

Disallowance under the head 'business loss / bad debts' - there was no material available to prove that the loss incurred by the appellant / assessee was for the purpose of acquiring the property at Coimbatore for expansion of its business and hence, the same was not treated as business loss / bad debts. - Such a finding rendered by the authorities below, based on the material evidence, does not require any interfere by this court. - HC

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Disallowance under the head 'business loss / bad debts' - there ...

Income Tax

April 27, 2022

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