Addition being expense for valuation certification u/s 37(1) - ...

Income Tax

February 13, 2023

Addition being expense for valuation certification u/s 37(1) - Professional fee paid for share valuation certificate - the expenses claimed by the assessee have been incurred during the regular course of business and cannot be treated as capital expenses. - AT

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Addition being expense for valuation certification u/s 37(1) - ...

Income Tax

February 13, 2023

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