GST: If none of the ingredients which were required for confiscation existed

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• TDS not applicable on commission to NRI agents procuring foreign customers
• AO neither rejected the books nor conducted verification under Section 133(6): ITAT deleted addition under Section 68
• When sales are accepted as genuine, the corresponding purchases cannot be disallowed unless there is tangible evidence proving manipulation or falsity