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Rejection of books of accounts - Assessing Officer being the ...

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February 8, 2014

Rejection of books of accounts - Assessing Officer being the authority is bound to consider the explanation given by the assessee and thereafter, pass a reasoned order either accepting or rejecting the explanation. - HC

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