Paramount Communications Ltd. v. PCIT
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What is Paramount Communications Ltd. v. PCIT authority for?
Reopening of assessment beyond four years requires the Assessing Officer to demonstrate that material facts necessary for assessment were not disclosed by the assessee. The absence of tangible material or the failure to apply mind to the disclosed facts can vitiate the reopening.
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Also referred to as
Paramount Communications Ltd. v. PCIT · section 147 · section 148 · beyond four years · material facts necessary for assessment · non application of mind · tangible material