Shah 3. Inductotheran (India) P. Ltd. v. DCIT (

416 ITR 435Reported decision#9772 most cited

What is Shah 3. Inductotheran (India) P. Ltd. v. DCIT ( authority for?

The Assessing Officer must have prima facie grounds and must provide reasons for issuing a notice under section 148. A vague feeling that transactions might be bogus is insufficient to reopen an assessment.

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Shah v. Inductotheran (India) P. Ltd. · 416 ITR 435 · section 148 · section 151(2) · prima facie grounds · reopening assessment · fishing inquiry · material facts necessary for assessment

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