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Reopening of assessment - source of the cash deposits post ...


Court Quashes Reassessment Notice Due to Invalid Reasons for Cash Deposit Inquiry Post-Demonetization.

September 14, 2018

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Reopening of assessment - source of the cash deposits post demonetization - AO in the reasons recorded has simply kept aside the assessee's explanation for the availability of cash on hand for deposit post demonetization. The reasons thus clearly lacked validity and proceeded on erroneous premise. - Notice for initiation of reassessment proceedings quashed.

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