ITAT Remands Rs 12.50 Lakh Section 69B ‘On-Money’ Addition to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication:

ITAT remands Rs 12.50 lakh Section 69B ‘on-money’ addition to CIT(A) for fresh adjudication after finding inadequate opportunity was given to the assessee.
ITAT Remands Rs 12.50 Lakh On-Money Case

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ITAT Remands Rs 12.50 Lakh Section 69B ‘On-Money’ Addition to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication
ITAT remands Rs 12.50 lakh Section 69B ‘on-money’ addition to CIT(A) for fresh adjudication after finding inadequate opportunity was given to the assessee.
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