Bogus purchases - assessee has shown purchases from ‘A’ but ...

Assessee's Purchases Scrutinized: Incomplete Documentation Leads to Income Additions Under Excise Duty Investigation.

September 6, 2022

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Bogus purchases - assessee has shown purchases from ‘A’ but actually procured the material from ‘B’. In this exercise, the assessee might have saved Excise Duty etc. - If that factor has been proved demonstrating the complete details of purchases as well as sales, then 100% of the purchases by terming it as bogus could not be added. In the absence of these details, additions confirmed - AT

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Bogus purchases - assessee has shown purchases from ‘A’ but ...

Assessee's Purchases Scrutinized: Incomplete Documentation Leads to Income Additions Under Excise Duty Investigation.

September 6, 2022

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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