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AO concluded that the alleged sales, on which the excise duty ...

Income Tax

June 13, 2015

AO concluded that the alleged sales, on which the excise duty was allegedly not paid by the assessee, was income chargeable to income-tax, and has escaped the assessment under the Income Tax Act - Action of AO is not correct - additions made by AO deleted - AT

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