If an assessee has furnished full and true particulars at the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 27, 2012

If an assessee has furnished full and true particulars at the time of original assessment with reference to income alleged to have escaped assessment, AO cannot reopen the assessment even within a period of 4 years. - HC

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If an assessee has furnished full and true particulars at the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 27, 2012

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