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Addition on cash received - addition cannot be sustained in the ...

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May 9, 2016

Addition on cash received - addition cannot be sustained in the hands of assessee only because certain documents stated to have been filed for the purpose of marketing the cinema and not the actual expenditure cannot be considered for making an addition in the hands of assessee - AT

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