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TDS u/s 194I - reimbursement of expenses - mobilization charges - the amount is part of rent of equipment or not - CIT(A) had merely reiterated the ultimate conclusions reached by the ld. AO without appreciating evidences filed by the assessee on record. But, the evidences filed by the assessee which are enclosed in the paper book filed before us together with the submissions thereon are staring on us which goes to prove clearly that the payments made by the assessee are nothing but reimbursements on which deduction of tax at source is not warranted. - AT
TDS u/s 194I - reimbursement of expenses - mobilization charges - the amount is part of rent of equipment or not - CIT(A) had merely reiterated the ultimate conclusions reached by the ld. AO without appreciating evidences filed by the assessee on record. But, the evidences filed by the assessee which are enclosed in the paper book filed before us together with the submissions thereon are staring on us which goes to prove clearly that the payments made by the assessee are nothing but reimbursements on which deduction of tax at source is not warranted. - AT
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