Interest u/s.139 (8) – Rectification of order u/s 154 - the ...

Income Tax

January 2, 2013

Interest u/s.139 (8) – Rectification of order u/s 154 - the word 'month' is to be taken to mean a period of 30 days - The mistake was obvious and apparent and was rectifiable mistake - HC

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Interest u/s.139 (8) – Rectification of order u/s 154 - the ...

Income Tax

January 2, 2013

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