CIT vs. Bhaichand H. Gandhi', 141 I.T.R. 67(Bom.), 'Sampat Automobile v. ITO', 96 TTJ(D)368, 'Ms. Mayawati vs. DCIT
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What is CIT vs. Bhaichand H. Gandhi', 141 I.T.R. 67(Bom.), 'Sampat Automobile v. ITO', 96 TTJ(D)368, 'Ms. Mayawati vs. DCIT authority for?
Provisions of Section 68 are not attracted when the assessee does not maintain books of account and there is no corroborative evidence for an addition under Section 68.
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CIT vs. Bhaichand H. Gandhi · Section 68 · books of account · no books maintained · unexplained cash credits · CIT(A) reliance · Sampat Automobile v. ITO · Ms. Mayawati vs. DCIT · Sheraton Apparels vs. ACIT