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Agriculture income - assessee did not furnish any details with ...


Tribunal Confirms Income Addition Due to Lack of Evidence on Agricultural Holdings and Income by Assessee.

May 20, 2014

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Agriculture income - assessee did not furnish any details with regard to his agricultural holding or any evidence for earning of agricultural income even in front of Tribunal - addition confirmed - AT

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