Dr. Anita Sahai v. DIT

266 ITR 597High Court#10440 most cited

What is Dr. Anita Sahai v. DIT authority for?

A presumption against the assessee under section 68 for unexplained credits is rebuttable. The initial burden is on the assessee to establish the authenticity of transactions, after which the burden shifts.

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Also referred to as

Dr. Anita Sahai v. DIT · section 68 · unexplained credits · rebuttable presumption · onus of proof · authenticity of transactions · cash credits · income tax law

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