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Case Laws Income Tax

December 20, 2013

AO cannot deny the sources simply by saying that there is a gap of more than one month in the withdrawal of cash from one bank and deposit in another is not sufficient to doubt the sources - AT

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Case Laws Income Tax

December 20, 2013

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