ITAT Quashes Rs 6.43 Lakh Fruit Sales Addition, Finds AO Relied on Earlier Khatoni Despite Corrected Land Records:
ITAT deleted the fruit sales addition after finding that the AO had relied on an earlier Khatoni despite corrected land records showing no discrepancy in fruit-bearing trees.
ITAT Deletes Rs 6.43 Lakh Fruit Sales Addition
Vanshika verma
Sep 3, 2026
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ITAT Quashes Rs 6.43 Lakh Fruit Sales Addition, Finds AO Relied on Earlier Khatoni Despite Corrected Land Records
ITAT deleted the fruit sales addition after finding that the AO had relied on an earlier Khatoni despite corrected land records showing no discrepancy in fruit-bearing trees.
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