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Case Laws Income Tax

October 17, 2016

On-money received - document seized during survey - the difference between the rate stated in the letter of intent and the sale agreement is the undisclosed income which has to be added in the income returned by the assessee. - AT

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On-money received - document seized during survey - the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

October 17, 2016

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