Unexplained cash credit - AO has wrongly treated the share ...

Case Laws Income Tax

March 8, 2017

Unexplained cash credit - AO has wrongly treated the share application money as income of the assessee. If any amount is to be added it should be added in the hand of Directors because only they can take the entry by giving the cash from their pockets - AT

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Unexplained cash credit - AO has wrongly treated the share ...

Case Laws Income Tax

March 8, 2017

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