Genuineness of gift – Unless the recipient has proved the ...

Income Tax

August 22, 2014

Genuineness of gift – Unless the recipient has proved the genuineness thereof, the gift can very well be treated to be an accommodation entry of the assessee's own money, which is not disclosed for the purpose of taxation - HC

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Genuineness of gift – Unless the recipient has proved the ...

Income Tax

August 22, 2014

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