Bogus purchase expenses - CIT(A) granted relief for the assessee ...

Income Tax

June 29, 2015

Bogus purchase expenses - CIT(A) granted relief for the assessee by passing a slip short and cryptic order by making only short deliberations on the issue of purchase and sales and without any conclusion on other two issues and therefore, orders of the authorities below suffers ambiguity, perversity and the same are not a sustainable. - AT

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Bogus purchase expenses - CIT(A) granted relief for the assessee ...

Income Tax

June 29, 2015

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