Rejection of books of accounts - This is case of action u/s 132 ...

Income Tax

May 24, 2021

Rejection of books of accounts - This is case of action u/s 132 by the revenue wherein the cash kept at the residence of the employee could well be examined at the premises or questioned u/s 132(4). The revenue has not questioned the shortage of cash during the search proceedings. - Even so, shortage of cash cannot be a reason to reject the books of accounts and recomputed gross profit based on the performance of the company for the last three years. - AT

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Rejection of books of accounts - This is case of action u/s 132 ...

Income Tax

May 24, 2021

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