Commencmen of business - When the assessee in the present case ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 30, 2013

Commencmen of business - When the assessee in the present case was in a position to apply for the tender, borrowed money for interest albeit from its holding company and deposited the same with NGEF Ltd. on the same day, it shows that the assessee's business had been set-up and it was ready to commence business. - HC

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Commencmen of business - When the assessee in the present case ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 30, 2013

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