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Addition on account of unexplained gift - the amount of gift ...

Income Tax

June 21, 2016

Addition on account of unexplained gift - the amount of gift claimed to be received by the assessee from his mother is not satisfactorily explained by the assessee. Addition confirmed - AT

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