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Addition on account of unexplained jewellery - the gold ...

Income Tax

February 1, 2016

Addition on account of unexplained jewellery - the gold jewellery possessed by the female members and minor children of the assessee's joint family and this quantity is well within the total limit of jewellery as per the CBDT instruction - No addition - AT

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