Escaped assessment – Merely because the format in which the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 1, 2013

Escaped assessment – Merely because the format in which the return is required to be filed does not provide for any column wherein the assessee is required to state that this is a search case and that he had made certain disclosures during the course of search, does not mean that an assessee is not required to disclose other facts that are material for his assessment - HC

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Escaped assessment – Merely because the format in which the ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 1, 2013

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