Low gross profit (GP) rate - The increase in the cost of paper ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 21, 2016

Low gross profit (GP) rate - The increase in the cost of paper itself was 60%. The quality of the paper was also different the assessee having used thicker paper. There were more colours in the assessee's publication which would in turn increase the cost of publication - no additions - HC

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Low gross profit (GP) rate - The increase in the cost of paper ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 21, 2016

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