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Additions on the account of cash flow statement furnished by the ...


Assessing Officer Questions Cash Flow Balances; No Additions Made Due to Lack of Incriminating Evidence Found in Search.

September 16, 2013

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Additions on the account of cash flow statement furnished by the assessee – AO doubted about only opening balances - when no incriminating documents or other material was found during the course of search, no addition - AT

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