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Rejection of books of accounts u/sec 145(3) - assessee made ...


Assessee's Books Rejected for Bogus Sales; No Double Taxation Allowed; Consistent GP Ratio Maintains Deletion of Additions.

May 15, 2023

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Rejection of books of accounts u/sec 145(3) - assessee made bogus sales of rice - The assessee cannot be taxed doubly in same amount which was already declared in the return of income. The ld. AO has already calculated the GP ratio @ 11.87% - But there is no separate addition was made. We find the continuity in the GP ratio in the preceding and succeeding years with impugned assessment year of the assessee - Additions deleted - AT

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