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Clubbing of income - Rent received by the assessee whereas ...

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February 2, 2016

Clubbing of income - Rent received by the assessee whereas service charges received by wife and daughter of the assessee in relation to same property - There is no reason to assess the income received by the assessee‘s wife and daughter-in-law in the hands of assessee. - AT

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