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Unexplained credits – difference in bank balance as per books of ...

Income Tax

February 7, 2012

Unexplained credits – difference in bank balance as per books of accounts vs bank balance as per bank statement treated as unexplained credit – there is no basis whatsoever for making any addition under these circumstances u/s.68 of the Act.... - AT

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