It is amply clear that the assessee has obtained bogus purchase ...

Income Tax

December 12, 2017

It is amply clear that the assessee has obtained bogus purchase bills. Mere preparation of documents for purchases cannot controvert overwhelming evidence that the provider of these bills is bogus and non-existent. - AT

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It is amply clear that the assessee has obtained bogus purchase ...

Income Tax

December 12, 2017

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