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Treatment of an amount as income even though the assessee has ...

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May 24, 2012

Treatment of an amount as income even though the assessee has disclosed the value of goods as part of closing stock - held that:- Tribunal misconstrued the clauses in the agreement to hold that the value of the closing stock had to be treated as income of the assessee.- HC

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