Bogus accommodation entries with regard to short-term/long term ...

Income Tax

September 16, 2016

Bogus accommodation entries with regard to short-term/long term capital gain/loss - The assessee failed to produce share certificate numbers, distinctive numbers and how these shares were dealt with. In other words, nothing has been brought on record for justifying the transaction - additions confirmed - AT

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Bogus accommodation entries with regard to short-term/long term ...

Income Tax

September 16, 2016

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