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Addition of gifts - gifts received by the newly wed couple from ...

Income Tax

October 31, 2022

Addition of gifts - gifts received by the newly wed couple from the immediate family or relatives - there is tradition in marriage of a female - CIT(Appeals) ought to have verified the correctness of the claim of the assessee - Matter restored back - AT

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