Rejection of turnover appearing in the books of accounts - It is ...

Court Upholds Trust in Business Account Books; Rejects Unjustified Turnover Rejection Without Adverse Evidence.

November 22, 2021

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax HC

Rejection of turnover appearing in the books of accounts - It is already well-settled that in the absence of any definite adverse material accounts kept in regular course of business cannot be disbelieved and must be given credence and due weight - In the case in hand, no adverse material whatsoever was brought on record to disbelieve the account books maintained by the revisionist and therefore rejection of account books and enhancement of turnover is uncalled for.- HC

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Rejection of turnover appearing in the books of accounts - It is ...

Court Upholds Trust in Business Account Books; Rejects Unjustified Turnover Rejection Without Adverse Evidence.

November 22, 2021

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax HC

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