CIT v. J.K.A. Subramania Chettiar (Mad)
271 ITR 286High Court2004#9618 most cited
What is CIT v. J.K.A. Subramania Chettiar (Mad) authority for?
A revised return filed after the Department has discovered discrepancies is not considered voluntary. The assessee is bound to explain the additional income or omissions in the original return.
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Also referred to as
CIT v. J.K.A. Subramania Chettiar · revised return · voluntary disclosure · admission of Managing Director · unexplained share applications · Explanation 1 to s. 271(1)(c)