357 ITR 147 and PCIT v. Laxman Industrial Resources Ltd.
397 ITR 106High Court2017#2175 most cited
What is 357 ITR 147 and PCIT v. Laxman Industrial Resources Ltd. authority for?
The Assessing Officer cannot ignore comprehensive documentary evidence submitted by an assessee to establish the genuineness of transactions, especially concerning share application money. Such evidence, including PAN details, assessment particulars, bank statements, and cheque numbers, requires due consideration beyond mere confirmation letters.
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Also referred to as
PCIT v. Laxman Industrial Resources Ltd. · Section 68 · share application money · genuineness of transactions · documentary evidence · Assessing Officer duty · cash credits · burden of proof · AO cannot ignore evidence · identity creditworthiness genuineness