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Penalty under Section 271-D - firm had accepted payments from ...

Income Tax

February 6, 2015

Penalty under Section 271-D - firm had accepted payments from the partners - applicability of the provisions of Section 269-SS - Section 273B of the Act would come to the aid and help of the respondent-assessee - HC

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