Whether assessee is not assessable to Wealth Tax - When the ...

Case Laws Wealth-tax

November 14, 2013

Whether assessee is not assessable to Wealth Tax - When the wholly owned subsidiary could be considered as a company in which public are substantially interested, the assessee-company ought to be treated as a company in which public are substantially interested. - HC

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Whether assessee is not assessable to Wealth Tax - When the ...

Case Laws Wealth-tax

November 14, 2013

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