Mills v. CIT
228 ITR 780High Court1997#3791 most cited
What is Mills v. CIT authority for?
An assessee fails to discharge the primary onus of proving the capacity of creditors to advance money and the genuineness of the transaction when relying on documentation that amounts to make-believe entries, as held in relation to Section 68.
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Also referred to as
Mills v CIT · 228 ITR 780 · Section 68 · addition u/s 68 · cash credit · share capital and share premium · source of source · creditworthiness of the creditor · genuineness of transaction · accommodation entries · paper company