There is not a single case law laying down a principle that ...

Income Tax

February 18, 2015

There is not a single case law laying down a principle that books should compulsorily be rejected wherever a survey is conducted. Otherwise also, if this principle is accepted then there would not be any meaning attached to the concept of surrender because in any case books have to be rejected - AT

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There is not a single case law laying down a principle that ...

Income Tax

February 18, 2015

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