DCIT v. Surface Finishing Equipment
81 TTJ 448Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2003#5087 most cited
What is DCIT v. Surface Finishing Equipment authority for?
Non-compliance with notices issued under section 133(6) alone is not a sufficient basis to deny the genuineness of expenditure incurred by a company. The assessee's obligation extends to providing correct names and addresses of parties, not ensuring their response.
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DCIT v. Surface Finishing Equipment · 81 TTJ 448 · section 133(6) · non-compliance with notice · genuineness of expenditure · business expenditure · evidence · natural justice