Power u/s 131 - Extension of period of retaining Books of ...

High Court Orders Return of Books Held Beyond 15 Days by Assessing Officer u/s 131.

April 9, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Power u/s 131 - Extension of period of retaining Books of account - Assessing Officer can retain the books of account only for 15 days. - learned single judge was justified in entertaining the writ petition, issuing a direction to return the books of account,- HC

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Power u/s 131 - Extension of period of retaining Books of ...

High Court Orders Return of Books Held Beyond 15 Days by Assessing Officer u/s 131.

April 9, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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