In making an assessment after rejecting books of accounts and ...

Assessing Officer Fails to Make Honest Estimate After Rejecting Books, Ignoring Past Assessment Records.

November 10, 2015

Case Laws Income Tax AT

In making an assessment after rejecting books of accounts and results therefore, the Assessing Officer has to make an honest estimate and having done so he must take into account the past assessment records of the assessee but the Assessing Officer of the present case miserably failed in discharging his functions while framing assessments - AT

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In making an assessment after rejecting books of accounts and ...

Assessing Officer Fails to Make Honest Estimate After Rejecting Books, Ignoring Past Assessment Records.

November 10, 2015

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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