Section 44BB is a complete code in itself and the amount ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 9, 2017

Section 44BB is a complete code in itself and the amount received, be it by way of reimbursement, is not, in any way, excluded from the ambit of Section 44BB. Therefore, placing reliance on Section 2(45) or Section 5(2) cannot advance the case of the appellant. - HC

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Section 44BB is a complete code in itself and the amount ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 9, 2017

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