Trading liability or capital liability - income u/s 2(24) read ...

Case Laws Income Tax

July 19, 2012

Trading liability or capital liability - income u/s 2(24) read with section 41(1) - The write back under reference a receipt of capital nature. - however the cost of the relevant assets would be required to be recomputed - AT

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Trading liability or capital liability - income u/s 2(24) read ...

Case Laws Income Tax

July 19, 2012

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