U/s 144 book results cannot be rejected only on the ground of ...

Income Tax

January 10, 2019

U/s 144 book results cannot be rejected only on the ground of decrease or difference in gross profit rate compared to other years or another assessee. Neither can the book results be rejected for the reason that gross or net profit rates in the two lines of business are different

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U/s 144 book results cannot be rejected only on the ground of ...

Income Tax

January 10, 2019

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