CIT v. Paradise Holidays
325 ITR 13High Court2010#1046 most cited
What is CIT v. Paradise Holidays authority for?
Regularly maintained and audited books of account, free from auditor qualifications, are presumed correct. The Revenue bears the onus to prove specific defects or unreliability to justify rejecting such books under Section 145(3) or making additions.
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judgments rely on this decision, according to BharatTax’s citation analysis of 366,470 Indian tax judgments — from 2015 to 2026.
Also referred to as
CIT v. Paradise Holidays · 325 ITR 13 · Section 145(3) · rejection of books of account · audited books · onus of proof Revenue · specific defects · Section 145 · Section 143(3) · presumption correctness books
Also reported as
2010 SCC OnLine DEL 1753