CIT v. Chandrakumar Jethmal Kochar
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What is CIT v. Chandrakumar Jethmal Kochar authority for?
An admission made by an assessee cannot be the sole basis for imposing tax liability if the assessee retracts the admission and the revenue fails to provide corroborative evidence to support the admission.
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Also referred to as
CIT v. Chandrakumar Jethmal Kochar · admission · retracted statement · benami concerns · corroborative evidence · onus of proof · tax liability