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Addition under Sec. 69C - unexplained credit card expenses - ...

Income Tax

August 29, 2017

Addition under Sec. 69C - unexplained credit card expenses - assessee had failed to explain, both the nature of the transactions and the source of money deposited by him in the bank accounts connected with the credit cards - additions confirmed

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