(v) Gyan Kumar Agarwal v. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax
60 DTR 241Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2011#2576 most cited
What is (v) Gyan Kumar Agarwal v. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax authority for?
Additions to income cannot be made solely based on uncorroborated loose sheets or papers found during a search operation. The Assessing Officer must bring on record corroborative material, establish authenticity through investigation and correlation, and ensure such documents contain necessary details like names and dates of payments.
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Gyan Kumar Agarwal v. ACIT · Section 153C · Section 132(4) · loose papers · uncorroborated evidence · additions based on loose sheets · corroborative material requirement · search assessment · evidentiary value of documents