ITAT Deletes Rs 2.13 Crore Addition Under Section 68, Grants Major Tax Relief:

Delhi ITAT deletes Rs 2.13 crore Section 68 addition after finding that the loan transactions were supported by sufficient evidence and routed through banking channels.
ITAT Deletes Rs 2.13 Crore Section 68 Addition

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ITAT Deletes Rs 2.13 Crore Addition Under Section 68, Grants Major Tax Relief
Delhi ITAT deletes Rs 2.13 crore Section 68 addition after finding that the loan transactions were supported by sufficient evidence and routed through banking channels.
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