2011) 339 ITR 382 (Del) CIT v. Shah Doshi & Co.

133 ITR 23High Court1982#9365 most cited

What is 2011) 339 ITR 382 (Del) CIT v. Shah Doshi & Co. authority for?

Income does not accrue until the sale deed is signed or possession of property is handed over, meaning receipts disclosed in subsequent returns are relevant to determining accrual.

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judgments rely on this decision, according to BharatTax’s citation analysis of 366,005 Indian tax judgments — from 2016 to 2022.

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CIT v. Shah Doshi & Co · 133 ITR 23 · income accrual · sale deed · possession · undisclosed income · assessment order · subsequent returns

Judgments citing 2011) 339 ITR 382 (Del) CIT v. Shah Doshi & Co.

2011) 339 ITR 382 (Del) CIT v. Shah Doshi & Co. (133 ITR 23) — Cited in 11 Judgments | BharatTax