Addition on the basis of cheques found during survey u/s 133A - ...

Income Tax

January 5, 2019

Addition on the basis of cheques found during survey u/s 133A - Since the validity period of six months from the date of issuance of cheques has already been expired, no addition can be made.

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Addition on the basis of cheques found during survey u/s 133A - ...

Income Tax

January 5, 2019

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