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Supreme Court Confirms Unexplained Cash Credits are Taxable u/s 68; Assessees Must Provide Satisfactory Explanations.

December 9, 2010

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Cash Credit, amount received in cash, assessee failed to explain, amount is taxable u/s 68 - SC

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