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Once it is established that the concerned sub-contract work was actually done or executed and this fact was accepted even by the A.O. by allowing partly the sub-contract expenses, no disallowance on account of sub-contract expenses can be made on the ground that the expenses so incurred by the assessee are excessive or unreasonable - AT
Once it is established that the concerned sub-contract work was actually done or executed and this fact was accepted even by the A.O. by allowing partly the sub-contract expenses, no disallowance on account of sub-contract expenses can be made on the ground that the expenses so incurred by the assessee are excessive or unreasonable - AT
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