Addition on account of peak cash deficit worked out by the ...

Income Tax

July 31, 2021

Addition on account of peak cash deficit worked out by the revenue authorities - the assessee did not explain the difference between the cash found and seized at the premises and the cash mentioned in the cash book - Additions confirmed - HC

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Addition on account of peak cash deficit worked out by the ...

Income Tax

July 31, 2021

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