CIT v. Ansal Properties

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What is CIT v. Ansal Properties authority for?

Evidence found from a third party cannot be presumed to belong to the assessee, and the presumption under section 132(4A) cannot be drawn if the item is not recovered from the assessee's premises. The burden is on the AO to prove that an item is undisclosed income.

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Also referred to as

CIT v. Ansal Properties · section 132(4A) · evidence from third party · undisclosed income · burden of proof AO · block assessment · search and seizure

Issues it is cited on

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