ITAT Remands Section 69C Addition Case, Orders Fresh Opportunity to Taxpayer:

ITAT remands Section 69C unexplained expenditure case, directing CIT(A) to provide the taxpayer a fresh opportunity to explain credit card expenses before deciding the appeal on merits.
ITAT Remands Section 69C Addition Case

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ITAT Remands Section 69C Addition Case, Orders Fresh Opportunity to Taxpayer
ITAT remands Section 69C unexplained expenditure case, directing CIT(A) to provide the taxpayer a fresh opportunity to explain credit card expenses before deciding the appeal on merits.
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