Principal CIT v. Sreeleathers
448 ITR 332High Court2022#1293 most cited
What is Principal CIT v. Sreeleathers authority for?
Additions made by an Assessing Officer under Section 68 for unsecured loans or share capital/premium are perverse if based merely on an allegation of 'shell companies' without proper findings, especially when the assessee has provided evidence and lenders confirmed transactions through Section 133(6) notices.
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Also referred to as
PCIT v. Sreeleathers · Section 68 addition · unsecured loan shell company · creditworthiness of creditor · Section 133(6) notice · share capital addition · perverse assessment order · deletion of cash credit · source of source · bogus share capital
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