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Claim of Bed Debts in the revised return - the assessee has ...

Income Tax

February 25, 2013

Claim of Bed Debts in the revised return - the assessee has failed to even satisfy the first precondition envisaged in S.36(1)(vii) of writing off of the debt in its books of account. - AT

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