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Reopening of Assessment Valid: Insufficient Evidence on Unexplained Investments After Section 133A Survey Weakens Assessee's Position.

February 22, 2018

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Validity of reopening assessment - unexplained investment - survey u/s 133A - the vague statements giving estimated details without supporting evidence would not help the case of the assessee - AT

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