Where the nature of transactions have been accepted in the past, ...

Income Tax

February 16, 2013

Where the nature of transactions have been accepted in the past, the CIT could have had no occasion to take recourse to revisionary powers u/s 263 on the fundamental aspect of the transactions in issue on which a view has been taken in earlier years - AT

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Where the nature of transactions have been accepted in the past, ...

Income Tax

February 16, 2013

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