Saturday, July 21, 2018

Unverified creditors shall not be deemed to exist; will be taxed under sec. 41(1): ITAT

IT : Where assessee had shown outstanding sundry creditors for several years but failed to produce such creditors and furnish correct address of all creditors, their PAN numbers and confirmations, Assessing Officer was justified in holding that there was cessation of liability and merely because liabilities were shown in books of account by assessee and not written back, such liabilities could not be held to be subsisting liability

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