Rejection of books of accounts - It was not the directors of the ...

Income Tax

October 9, 2015

Rejection of books of accounts - It was not the directors of the assessee company who were individually responsible for furnishing the accounts of the respective branches of the company under their control but the company as a whole was responsible to furnish the correct details of income/accounts before the A.O. - AT

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Rejection of books of accounts - It was not the directors of the ...

Income Tax

October 9, 2015

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