CIT vs. Ramanujam Thampi, 233 ITR 521 (Ker) (2) A.M. Shah & Co. v. CIT

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What is CIT vs. Ramanujam Thampi, 233 ITR 521 (Ker) (2) A.M. Shah & Co. v. CIT authority for?

The assessee must produce cogent material to prove their explanation for a claim was bona fide, and making an inadmissible claim constitutes furnishing inaccurate particulars, justifying a penalty. The burden of proof is on the assessee to demonstrate they met the conditions for a deduction.

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CIT vs. HCIL Kalindee Arsspl · Section 271(1)(c) · Section 80-IA · penalty for concealment · furnishing inaccurate particulars · wrong claim for deduction · burden of proof · bona fide explanation · cogent material

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