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Deduction now being claimed by the assessee is not in relation ...

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August 6, 2014

Deduction now being claimed by the assessee is not in relation to the escaped income sought to be taxed by the AO in reassessment proceedings and the assessee cannot be allowed to claim deduction of the amount in reassessment proceedings - AT

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