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Disallowance u/s.40(b) - remuneration paid to partners - requirement of discloser in Clause 21(c) of Form 3CD - Although the details referred to in Clause 21(c) does make a reference of both the amounts admissible and inadmissible, but a careful perusal of the same reveals that the said details are sought only as regards the expenses therein set out which are inadmissible u/ss.40(b)/40(ba) of the Act. On the basis above no infirmity emerges from the non-mentioning of the amount of remuneration paid by the assessee firm to its partners in Clause 21(c). - AT
Disallowance u/s.40(b) - remuneration paid to partners - requirement of discloser in Clause 21(c) of Form 3CD - Although the details referred to in Clause 21(c) does make a reference of both the amounts admissible and inadmissible, but a careful perusal of the same reveals that the said details are sought only as regards the expenses therein set out which are inadmissible u/ss.40(b)/40(ba) of the Act. On the basis above no infirmity emerges from the non-mentioning of the amount of remuneration paid by the assessee firm to its partners in Clause 21(c). - AT
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