Atul Kumar Jain v. DCIT
64 TTJ 786Income Tax Appellate Tribunal1999#3290 most cited
What is Atul Kumar Jain v. DCIT authority for?
Additions to income cannot be made based on seized documents that are unclear about whether the items represent payments, receipts, or other calculations, especially when corroborative evidence is lacking. Similarly, additions for investments based on seized papers are invalid if the items themselves were not found.
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Atul Kumar Jain v. DCIT · 64 TTJ 786 · seized documents · unclear entries · corroborative evidence · addition to income · diamond jewellery · section 132(4A)