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Reopening of assessment - bogus claim of depreciation - the ...

Income Tax

February 22, 2019

Reopening of assessment - bogus claim of depreciation - the assessee is guilty of fraud and has perpetuated fraud todefraud the revenue - no relief can be granted.

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