Bogus purchases - The assessee could not establish movement of ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 27, 2017

Bogus purchases - The assessee could not establish movement of material as well could not produce the parties before Revenue. The books of accounts were rejected by AO u/s 145(3) of 1961 Act - Additions confirmed - AT

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Bogus purchases - The assessee could not establish movement of ...

Case Laws Income Tax

April 27, 2017

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