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The word “false“ in this context need be given only the wide ...


Broad Interpretation of "False" Claims Doesn't Justify Penalties Without Proof of Deliberate Misrepresentation.

February 6, 2014

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

The word “false“ in this context need be given only the wide meaning - The possibility of penalty cannot be a reason to require that it can be treated as undisclosed income only when the claim is found to be made deliberately - HC

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