Durga Prashad Goyal v. ITO
98 ITD 227Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2006#10822 most cited
What is Durga Prashad Goyal v. ITO authority for?
Information alone does not constitute "reason to believe" for reopening an assessment unless it is investigated and leads to independent reasons recorded by the Assessing Officer. The Assessing Officer must apply their mind to the material before issuing a reassessment notice.
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Also referred to as
Durga Prashad Goyal v. ITO · 98 ITD 227 · reasons to believe · reassessment notice · application of mind · independent reasons · investigation · AO · section 147 · section 148