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Receipt of interest from the income tax dept on the excess TDS ...

Case Laws     Income Tax

February 27, 2019

Receipt of interest from the income tax dept on the excess TDS deducted - such interest is liable to be assessed as “Income from other Sources” and not under the head “Profits and gains of business or profession”

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