Ad–hoc disallowance made out of conveyance expenses - assessee ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 13, 2020

Ad–hoc disallowance made out of conveyance expenses - assessee has produced some evidences to support the claim of expenditure - considering the turnover shown by the assessee, the expenditure claimed cannot be considered to be either unreasonable or excessive. - AT

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Ad–hoc disallowance made out of conveyance expenses - assessee ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 13, 2020

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