Nirmal Fashions (P) ltd. v. DCIT
25 SOT 387Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2008#4750 most cited
What is Nirmal Fashions (P) ltd. v. DCIT authority for?
Additions based on loose papers found during a search cannot be sustained if they are inconsistent with other evidence on record and no significant unrecorded assets or ostensible expenditure are found. The presumption under section 292C is rebuttable and must consider the totality of facts.
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Also referred to as
Nirmal Fashions (P) Ltd v. DCIT · search and seizure · loose papers · undisclosed income · section 132 · section 143(3) · section 147 · section 292C · rebuttal presumption · evidence on record
Also reported as
123 TTJ 180