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Cash deposits from farm sales: ITAT rules in favour of Karnataka farmer despite missing expense records

1 source · first seen 20:25 26 Sept · updated 20:25 26 Sept

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  • ITAT ruled in favour of a Karnataka farmer over cash deposits from farm sales
  • Documentary evidence of APMC yard sales outweighed missing expense records

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