Pr. CIT v. Mukesh Bhai Raman Lal Tax Appeal 434

399 ITR 189High Court2017#8460 most cited

What is Pr. CIT v. Mukesh Bhai Raman Lal Tax Appeal 434 authority for?

An assessee is not obliged to volunteer an explanation on the manner of determining or substantiating undisclosed income during a search under Section 132(4) unless specifically asked by the Authorized Officer. If the manner of earning undisclosed income is not inquired into during the search, an adverse inference cannot be taken against the assessee.

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Pr. CIT v. Mukesh Bhai Raman Lal · 399 ITR 189 · Delhi High Court · Section 132(4) · search and seizure · undisclosed income · manner of earning income · substantiation of income · adverse inference · Section 271AAA

Judgments citing Pr. CIT v. Mukesh Bhai Raman Lal Tax Appeal 434

Pr. CIT v. Mukesh Bhai Raman Lal Tax Appeal 434 (399 ITR 189) — Cited in 13 Judgments | BharatTax