Section 10 (2) (xvi) and 66 (2) Income Tax Rules, 1922, R 40 References Non-Residential Diagnostic Head Office Costs Admissible Head Office Costs Arbitration The Income Tax Officer is able to decide on this question Assesses claimed whether the costs of Section 10 (2) (xvi) were acceptable to M, and that, as a non-resident High Court, entitled to a fair amount of head office expenses. The use of its advisory scope cannot prevent the search of facts by the Income Tax Officer. , Appellate Assistant Commissioner or Income Tax Appellate Tribunal unless it is found to be crooked
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 1989
