Rakesh Gupta v. CIT
405 ITR 213High Court2018#10603 most cited
What is Rakesh Gupta v. CIT authority for?
Reopening an assessment is valid if the reasons for reopening are based on tangible, specific, and non-vague material, such as information from an investigation into client code modifications.
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Also referred to as
Rakesh Gupta v. CIT · Section 133(6) · Section 147 · Section 148 · reopening assessment · reasons to believe · tangible material · specific information · SEBI investigation · client code modification