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Appellate Tribunal Permits Assessee to Submit Additional Evidence in Income Tax Case, Impacting Taxable Income Assessment.


Appellate Tribunal Permits Assessee to Submit Additional Evidence in Income Tax Case, Impacting Taxable Income Assessment.

September 6, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Addition to income - additional evidence submitted by assessee allowed - AT

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