Excess stock - difference in value of stock assessed by sales ...

Income Tax Authority Bound by Commercial Tax's Stock Valuation; Assessing Officer Can't Reassess Accepted Value.

August 2, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Excess stock - difference in value of stock assessed by sales authority and income tax authority - return accepted by the Commercial Tax Department is binding on the I.T. authorities and the A.O. has no jurisdiction to go beyond the value of the closing stock declared by the assessee and accepted by the Commercial Tax Department - AT

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Excess stock - difference in value of stock assessed by sales ...

Income Tax Authority Bound by Commercial Tax's Stock Valuation; Assessing Officer Can't Reassess Accepted Value.

August 2, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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