Reopening of assessment - mere accounting entry or even if ...

Income Tax

February 4, 2016

Reopening of assessment - mere accounting entry or even if there was some defect in indicating such amount in the accounts presented by the assessee, as long as income chargeable to tax had not escaped assessment, reopening of the assessment would not be permissible - HC

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Reopening of assessment - mere accounting entry or even if ...

Income Tax

February 4, 2016

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