These are two different causes of action leading to addition ...

Income Tax

October 28, 2016

These are two different causes of action leading to addition against the income of two different persons u/s 68 and 69. There is as such no question of any double taxation. - Sorry to say that the tribunal (ITAT) has mixed up the matters - HC

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These are two different causes of action leading to addition ...

Income Tax

October 28, 2016

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