1. Ajay Gupta v. DCIT
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What is 1. Ajay Gupta v. DCIT authority for?
Additions to income cannot be made or sustained solely based on a statement recorded during a search if no corroborative material is found. For a legally sustainable addition based on a surrender during a search, incriminating material must be found that links the undisclosed income to the statement.
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Ajay Gupta v. DCIT · Section 153A · Section 143(3) · incriminating material · statement during search · corroborative material · surrender during search · undisclosed income
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