Banta Singh Kartar Singh v. CIT
125 ITR 239High Court1979#6833 most cited
What is Banta Singh Kartar Singh v. CIT authority for?
Agreed additions to income do not prevent the imposition of a concealment penalty if the concealment was found and established by the department. The case supports the view that a surrender of income after detection by the department is not a voluntary offer, and the law does not absolve an assessee from penalty in such circumstances.
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Also referred to as
Banta Singh Kartar Singh v. CIT · concealment penalty · agreed addition · voluntary disclosure · penalty leviable · section 271(1)(c) · onus of proof