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An anonymity to hide the real profit and income justification under section 13 (1) of the assessment of excess assessment under section 59 (1) of section 65, 13 (1) (A) and 59 (1) of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 Reopened on complaint (A) Income Tax Ordinance, 1979, unknown investment may be considered as income of the assessee if it is found that the assessee has made any investment or in any year the assessee officer has been found to own any money or valuable articles. It failed to present a record that Assisi made any investment in any year or was found to have money or valuable articles. Assisi specifically explained that as a wholesaler, the commission he earned was further divided by the burden of proof retailers had to establish whether the Assisi had made any investment or any other. The owner of valuable articles was found to have failed to satisfy the officer. Oates was presented in the appraisal The first appellate authority obtained a remand for assessment, according to the appraisal officer, to fill legal vacancies and millions that were not previously valid by the appellate authority, were vacant and section 62/65 of the Income Tax Ordinance. Was approved under. The assessment completed under section 59 (1) of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 was canceled without validity, the Appellate Tribunal restored it.
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