PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX v. PARADISE INLAND SHIPPING P. LTD.
400 ITR 439High Court2018#7448 most cited
What is PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX v. PARADISE INLAND SHIPPING P. LTD. authority for?
Once an assessee provides evidence of the identity and address of shareholders or loan creditors, the sum received cannot be treated as undisclosed income under Section 68, even if the revenue suspects a circular transaction without proof. The revenue must then proceed against the creditors.
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PCIT v. Paradise Inland Shipping P. Ltd. · 400 ITR 439 · Section 68 · addition u/s 68 · share application money · unexplained cash credit · undisclosed income · onus discharged · genuineness of transaction · loan creditors · non-resident