Additions towards salary paid - at the time of assessment the ...

Assessee Agrees to Salary Addition Without Implying Income Concealment or Inaccurate Details During Assessment.

July 6, 2018

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Additions towards salary paid - at the time of assessment the assessee could not produce the person to whom the salary was given because that person was left job therefore consent of addition had been given, but this does not mean that assessee had concealed income or furnished inaccurate particulars.

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Additions towards salary paid - at the time of assessment the ...

Assessee Agrees to Salary Addition Without Implying Income Concealment or Inaccurate Details During Assessment.

July 6, 2018

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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