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Wrong figure of disallowance under partnership remuneration - ...

Income Tax

April 10, 2017

Wrong figure of disallowance under partnership remuneration - revenue cannot take undue advantage of the ignorance of the assessee or genuine mistake committed by the assessee and is always duty bound to assess only the real income of the assessee - AT

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