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Addition on the alleged bogus purchase - AO cannot sit back and ...

Income Tax

May 24, 2017

Addition on the alleged bogus purchase - AO cannot sit back and make the addition by simply relying upon the information obtained from the Sales Tax Department and issuing notices u/s 133(6) - AT

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