Shwetambar Steels v. ITO Ahmedabad and Ganesh Rice Mills vs. CIT
294 ITR 316High Court2007#1209 most cited
What is Shwetambar Steels v. ITO Ahmedabad and Ganesh Rice Mills vs. CIT authority for?
Where an assessee claims purchases that are found to be bogus, unverifiable, or from non-genuine (hawala) parties, particularly after the invocation of Section 145(3) of the Act, the Assessing Officer is justified in making a 100% disallowance of such purchases and adding the entire amount to the total income.
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Shwetambar Steels v. ITO · Ganesh Rice Mills vs. CIT · 294 ITR 316 · Section 145(3) · bogus purchases · unverifiable purchases · non-genuine parties · hawala transactions · 100% disallowance · addition to income · Assessing Officer powers · genuineness of transaction
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