CCIT v. Nilesh Jain (HUF)

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What is CCIT v. Nilesh Jain (HUF) authority for?

Long-term capital gains from share transactions cannot be treated as bogus if the assessee provides all documentary evidence and no contrary evidence exists. Where an assessee provides all relevant evidence for share transactions and no contradictory evidence is presented, treating the transactions as sham is not justified.

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Also referred to as

CCIT v. Nilesh Jain (HUF) · bogus long term capital gain · section 10(38) · section 68 · penny stock · genuineness of shares · documentary evidence · share transactions · assessee burden of proof

Issues it is cited on

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