CIT v. Indo Arab Air Services

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What is CIT v. Indo Arab Air Services authority for?

For an Assessing Officer to form a prima facie belief that income has escaped assessment, mere information about cash deposits is insufficient. The AO must possess tangible material that establishes a nexus for believing income has escaped assessment and must examine if such deposits were disclosed in the return.

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Also referred to as

CIT v. Indo Arab Air Services · section 147 · section 148 · reason to believe · escaped assessment · tangible material · nexus · cash deposits · disclosed in return · prima facie belief

Issues it is cited on

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