Rick Lunsford Trade & Investment Ltd. v. CIT 2016-TIOL- 207-SC-IT
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When assessing unexplained cash credits, particularly share application money, the assessee must discharge the initial onus by proving the identity, creditworthiness of the investor, and genuineness of the transaction. Mere production of basic documents like PAN or incorporation certificate is insufficient if there is material to show the investor is a paper company or involved in accommodation entries.
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Rick Lunsford Trade & Investment Ltd. v. CIT · Navodaya Castle Supreme Court · Section 68 Income Tax Act · unexplained cash credit · share application money onus · identity creditworthiness genuineness · accommodation entry paper company · source of source liability · 230 Taxmann 268 · Section 133(6) notices · initial onus assessee · genuineness of transaction
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