Addition made u/s 41(1) - genuineness of sundry creditors - ...

Income Tax

January 10, 2016

Addition made u/s 41(1) - genuineness of sundry creditors - Once, the assessee is unable to discharge the primary onus cast upon him, then it is very difficult to reverse the finding of facts recorded by the AO as well as CIT(A) - AT

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Addition made u/s 41(1) - genuineness of sundry creditors - ...

Income Tax

January 10, 2016

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