Chandigarh), S.P Goyal v. DCIT
74 ITD 298Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2000#863 most cited
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The Assessing Officer cannot make additions to income based solely on loose papers, scribbled figures, or entries in seized material without independent corroborative evidence, proof of actual money transfer, or statements from concerned parties. Suspicion, however strong, is not a sufficient basis for additions under income tax law.
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S.P Goyal v. DCIT · 74 ITD 298 · Income Tax Act 1961 Section 132 · Section 153A · Section 292C · corroborative evidence · loose papers · seized material · additions based on suspicion · onus of proof · unexplained money · third party information
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