Prelimiary Expense
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02 September 2009
Can Expense for increase in Authorise Capital deductable in five years from year of expense incur.
02 September 2009
Nope. Its not preliminary exp
02 September 2009
Fees paid to ROC for increase in AC is a capital expenditure not deductible u/s 37(1) but deductible u/s 35D of The income tax Act,1961.
Fees paid to ROC for increase in AC is a capital expenditure not deductible u/s 37(1) but deductible u/s 35D of The income tax Act,1961.
02 September 2009
agree with Mr. Garg
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02 September 2009
tnk...............
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