Unaccounted investment - the sale price on the basis of signed ...

AO's Addition Unjustified: Unsigned Documents Can't Override DVO's Report on Property Sale Price.

July 12, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Unaccounted investment - the sale price on the basis of signed documents is accepted by the department in the hands of sellers of the property - AO without rejecting the report of the DVO which was prepared at his instance not justified making addition on the basis of the unsigned documents

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Unaccounted investment - the sale price on the basis of signed ...

AO's Addition Unjustified: Unsigned Documents Can't Override DVO's Report on Property Sale Price.

July 12, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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