Addition of peak credit amount – Unexplained credits – Addition ...

Income Tax

April 30, 2014

Addition of peak credit amount – Unexplained credits – Addition u/s 68 and 69 - only the peak credit can be taken as income out of the deposits made during the year to the bank account of the assessee - AT

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Addition of peak credit amount – Unexplained credits – Addition ...

Income Tax

April 30, 2014

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