Ashok Kumar Rungta v. ITO

167 Taxmann.com 429High Court2024#10249 most cited

What is Ashok Kumar Rungta v. ITO authority for?

Addition on account of alleged bogus purchases is not sustainable if the Assessing Officer has not brought any cogent and convincing evidence to prove his decision. If the Tribunal simply adopted a margin for disallowance despite finding the AO's order untenable, it deserves to be set aside.

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Ashok Kumar Rungta v. ITO · bogus purchases · disallowance · cogent evidence · unsustainable addition · Assessment Officer · Tribunal · Bombay High Court · section 68

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Judgments citing Ashok Kumar Rungta v. ITO

Ashok Kumar Rungta v. ITO (167 Taxmann.com 429) — Cited in 10 Judgments | BharatTax