When the Assessing Officer and the Commissioner concurrently ...

Case Laws Income Tax

February 11, 2016

When the Assessing Officer and the Commissioner concurrently found that there was unexplained expenditure and source of such income was not satisfactorily explained, section 69C of the Act would certainly be applicable. - HC

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When the Assessing Officer and the Commissioner concurrently ...

Case Laws Income Tax

February 11, 2016

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