Income of the Society cannot be anything beyond the scope of ...

Case Laws Income Tax

December 5, 2016

Income of the Society cannot be anything beyond the scope of Chapter XVI of the Bye – laws. Therefore, logically the amount transferred to the ‘Distribution Pool Fund Account’ cannot be brought within the umbrella of Chapter XVI. - HC

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Case Laws Income Tax

December 5, 2016

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