Dhondiram Dalichand v. Commissioner of Income Tax
81 ITR 609High Court1971#4882 most cited
What is Dhondiram Dalichand v. Commissioner of Income Tax authority for?
An Income Tax Officer does not need to explicitly state that an assessee's method of accounting is improper; it is sufficient if the assessment order implies this finding, allowing for rejection of books and best judgment assessment.
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Dhondiram Dalichand v. Commissioner of Income Tax · 81 ITR 609 · section 145(3) · rejection of books · best judgment assessment · implied finding · method of accounting · ITAT-Panaji