ITAT Says No Addition if Deposits Are Recorded in Books Despite PAN Confusion:

The ITAT Bangalore holds that cash deposits linked to an old PAN cannot automatically be treated as unexplained where the amounts were recorded in books
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ITAT Says No Addition if Deposits Are Recorded in Books Despite PAN Confusion
The ITAT Bangalore holds that cash deposits linked to an old PAN cannot automatically be treated as unexplained where the amounts were recorded in books
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