Undisclosed capital gain - The approach of the revenue ...

Income Tax

October 27, 2021

Undisclosed capital gain - The approach of the revenue authorities in treating the oral statement of the searched person as sacrosanct in total disregard to the registered documentary evidence available, is not in accordance with law and the addition made, therefore, by holding that the surplus consideration was received in the impugned transaction in the hands of the assessee is, therefore, directed to be deleted - AT

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Undisclosed capital gain - The approach of the revenue ...

Income Tax

October 27, 2021

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