CIT v. Chandela Trading Company Private Limited
372 ITR 232High Court2015#9032 most cited
What is CIT v. Chandela Trading Company Private Limited authority for?
The failure of creditors to respond to revenue inquiries or provide accounts does not automatically deem them bogus or lead to additions, especially if the assessee provides uncontroverted facts and particulars about the transactions. The revenue must demonstrate that the amounts rightfully belonged to the assessee.
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Also referred to as
CIT v. Chandela Trading Company Private Limited · section 68 · section 69A · unexplained cash credit · share application money · genuineness of transaction · addition u/s 68 · assistant commissioner · failure to furnish accounts · creditors bogus · uncontroverted facts