Sales suppression detected on survey - The assessee having filed ...

Income Tax

July 31, 2018

Sales suppression detected on survey - The assessee having filed its return claiming deduction for the entire expenditure incurred, there is no warrant for making further deduction for expenditure or computing the profit for the suppressed sales turnover detected on survey - entire additions confirmed.

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Sales suppression detected on survey - The assessee having filed ...

Income Tax

July 31, 2018

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