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The report of the Valuation Officer cannot form the foundation ...


Court Rules Valuation Officer's Report Cannot Solely Reject Tax Books, Requires Additional Evidence for Discrepancies.

September 7, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

The report of the Valuation Officer cannot form the foundation for rejection of the books of account - HC

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