Likewise, in CIT v. S.R. Talwar
305 ITR 286High Court2008#4026 most cited
What is Likewise, in CIT v. S.R. Talwar authority for?
Reassessment proceedings are valid when the assessee fails to disclose material facts necessary for assessment, such as the factum of taking advances or loans from entities in which the assessee was a director, and the absence of supporting ledger accounts prevents the Assessing Officer from examining taxability.
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CIT v. S.R. Talwar · reassessment valid · failure to disclose material facts · advances and loans · director · ledger account · taxability · Assessing Officer