Unaccounted gifts - creditworthiness of donor and genuineness of ...

Income Tax

January 21, 2015

Unaccounted gifts - creditworthiness of donor and genuineness of gift is not proved because the assessee had no direct relationship with the donor and in the absence of any direct relationship, natural love and affection between the donor and donee was not established - AT

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Unaccounted gifts - creditworthiness of donor and genuineness of ...

Income Tax

January 21, 2015

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