Assessee has agreed and consented to the order of the AO in ...

Income Tax

January 15, 2014

Assessee has agreed and consented to the order of the AO in raising the demand against the assessee - It is well settled law that no appeal lies on the agreed additions - AT

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Assessee has agreed and consented to the order of the AO in ...

Income Tax

January 15, 2014

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