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Income Tax

June 12, 2020

Dead loss v/s bad debts - investment made by the assessee in a sister concern for purchase of equity shares which into liquidation - ITAT has not recorded a specific finding by assigning reasons that in the books of account the debts have been written off. Only in a single sentence, it is stated that the assessee had in its books of account written off its debt as irrecoverable. - Matter restored before AO to ascertain the facts.

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