Nature, Source and genuineness of income - As per AO assessee ...

Case Laws Income Tax

October 11, 2013

Nature, Source and genuineness of income - As per AO assessee failed to prove the source and genuineness of income hence taxed the same as undisclosed income u/s 68 - action of AO is not correct - HC

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Nature, Source and genuineness of income - As per AO assessee ...

Case Laws Income Tax

October 11, 2013

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