Bogus purchases - Additions u/s 69C - the existence of the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 28, 2013

Bogus purchases - Additions u/s 69C - the existence of the vendor party which has sold the goods to the assessee company is doubtful and appeared to have been issued the accommodation entries only but this fact stands alone cannot make the purchase bogus - AT

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Bogus purchases - Additions u/s 69C - the existence of the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

November 28, 2013

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