CIT v. N. Tarika Properties Investment
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What is CIT v. N. Tarika Properties Investment authority for?
An Assessing Officer cannot insist on personal appearance to prove identity, creditworthiness, and genuineness of share transactions if the assessee has provided sufficient evidence and details. The AO can only take an adverse view if there are discrepancies or insufficiency in the furnished evidence, or if further investigation by the AO reveals issues.
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CIT v. N. Tarika Properties Investment · section 68 · share application money · addition u/s 68 · genuineness of transaction · identity of subscriber · creditworthiness of subscriber · onus discharged · AO discretion · adverse view
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