Bogus purchases - G.P. addition - if the AO finds that the GP ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 16, 2016

Bogus purchases - G.P. addition - if the AO finds that the GP disclosed in respect of purchases from these three parties is lower than the GP disclosed in respect of other undisputed purchase, addition should be made to that extent only - AT

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Case Laws Income Tax

January 16, 2016

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