Shashi Agarwal v. DCIT

167 Taxmann.com 687Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2024#9453 most cited

What is Shashi Agarwal v. DCIT authority for?

No addition can be made to income if no incriminating material was found during a search under Section 132 of the Income Tax Act. Enhancements to net profit made by the Assessing Officer without any basis, based merely on guesswork and conjecture, are without merit.

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Shashi Agarwal vs. DCIT · Section 132 · search · incriminating material · addition without material · net profit enhancement · guesswork · conjecture · assessee's premises · ITAT Lucknow

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Judgments citing Shashi Agarwal v. DCIT

Shashi Agarwal v. DCIT (167 Taxmann.com 687) — Cited in 11 Judgments | BharatTax