ACIT v. Arun Kapur
140 TTJ 249Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2011#2046 most cited
What is ACIT v. Arun Kapur authority for?
For reassessment under Section 147/148 or assessment of "any other person" under Section 153C, the Assessing Officer must record independent subjective satisfaction based on tangible material. The AO cannot proceed based on mere "borrowed satisfaction" from other officials or without establishing a live link to seized documents.
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ACIT v. Arun Kapur · 140 TTJ 249 · Section 153C · Section 147 · Section 148 · borrowed satisfaction · subjective satisfaction · search and seizure assessment · assessment of other person · reason to believe · live link · tangible material
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