Jaswinder Singh v. CIT

150 TTJ 33Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2012#9412 most cited

What is Jaswinder Singh v. CIT authority for?

Revisional powers under Section 263 cannot be exercised solely based on an audit objection. The Commissioner must independently apply their mind, and a borrowed opinion from an audit party renders the revision untenable.

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Jaswinder Singh v. CIT · 150 TTJ 33 · Section 263 · revisionary powers · audit objection · independent application of mind · borrowed opinion · Commissioner's jurisdiction · prejudicial to interest of revenue · inadequate enquiry · assessment order erroneous

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Judgments citing Jaswinder Singh v. CIT

Jaswinder Singh v. CIT (150 TTJ 33) — Cited in 11 Judgments | BharatTax