Addition u/s 41 - conversion of advance into capital - advance ...

Case Laws Income Tax

August 18, 2017

Addition u/s 41 - conversion of advance into capital - advance was received under FDI - nexus with an allowance or deduction for any previous year as a claim of loss, expenditure, or trading liability not established - no addition - HC

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Addition u/s 41 - conversion of advance into capital - advance ...

Case Laws Income Tax

August 18, 2017

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