Rejection of the books of account - since before invoking ...

Assessing Officer Improperly Rejected Books Without Allowing Assessee to Address Concerns u/s 145. Tribunal's Decision Upheld.

August 7, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Rejection of the books of account - since before invoking Section 145, the AO had not given any opportunity to the Assessee and therefore, could not have drawn an adverse influence against it - no indication by the AO that how the assessee has inflated its profit and correspondingly inflated its assets or deflated its liabilities - CIT(A)/ITAT order appears to be on sound legal basis consistent with the law

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Rejection of the books of account - since before invoking ...

Assessing Officer Improperly Rejected Books Without Allowing Assessee to Address Concerns u/s 145. Tribunal's Decision Upheld.

August 7, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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