Revenue in CIT v. Sunil Kumar Sharma
165 Taxmann.com 846Supreme Court of India2024#897 most cited
What is Revenue in CIT v. Sunil Kumar Sharma authority for?
Independent corroborative evidence is required for making additions to income based on entries in regular books of accounts or seized material. Unverified 'dumb documents' found during a search cannot be the sole basis for determining undisclosed income without such corroboration.
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Revenue in CIT v. Sunil Kumar Sharma · 165 Taxmann.com 846 · Section 153C · Section 132 · independent corroborative evidence · books of accounts · dumb documents · undisclosed income · evidentiary value of seized documents · Supreme Court SLP dismissal