Addition u/s. 68 - cash credit - assessee's onus to prove ...

Case Laws Income Tax

June 26, 2018

Addition u/s. 68 - cash credit - assessee's onus to prove genuineness of the transaction - share capital and share premium - the source of source of source is proved by the assessee in the instant case though the same is not required to be done - No additions.

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Addition u/s. 68 - cash credit - assessee's onus to prove ...

Case Laws Income Tax

June 26, 2018

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