NARRY SONS, LAHORE (BARRY BROTHERS, LAHORE) versus COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX, ZONE A, LAHORE.
Income Tax Ordinance 1979 Section 32 Accounts Unreachable Part of Cash Sales The rejection of such sales by the sessing officer was accepted, as well as the results of the Assisi's declaration in later years that it was estimated He was more concerned with the approval of accounts rather than discounting sales estimates until the undisclosed portion of cash sales was sufficient and such a proportion was skeptical regarding the accuracy of the diagnostic account. Enough to generate, so the review could not be ruled out. He did not contend with the incomplete address Assisi, both forecasters estimated after rejecting those accounts were at an altitude, and Assisi did not take a different approach to accounting during the controversial period. Nor is its approach so different from previous and subsequent methods that the profits and benefits of the various provisions of the Income Tax Ordinance, 1979, cannot be justified, so in this case the accounts of the Assisi are not rejected. Can be done
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