Supreme Court disapproved the practice of making additions in ...

Income Tax

March 7, 2013

Supreme Court disapproved the practice of making additions in the assessment on mere suspicion and surmises or by taking note of the “notorious practice” prevailing in trade circles - HC

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Supreme Court disapproved the practice of making additions in ...

Income Tax

March 7, 2013

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