Unaccounted business receipts - the theory of extrapolation is ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 26, 2022

Unaccounted business receipts - the theory of extrapolation is not logical for determining the actual total Income and it is established law that the assessment should be made on the basis of only incriminating documents found during the course of survey proceedings.- AT

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Unaccounted business receipts - the theory of extrapolation is ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 26, 2022

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