Harish Textile Engineers Ltd. v. DCIT\n

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Extrapolation of a few instances of non-compliance observed during assessment proceedings to justify disallowance under Section 40A(3) for the entire year is arbitrary and unreasonable, especially if the proposed disallowance was not put forth for rebuttal. Loose papers found during a search can have evidentiary value and form the basis for additions, particularly when the assessee admits to receiving on-money receipts.

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Harish Textile Engineers Ltd. v. DCIT · Section 40A(3) · Section 132 · extrapolation of disallowance · loose papers · evidentiary value · on money receipt · assessment proceedings · rebuttal · arbitrary disallowance

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