The Case of Anil Chhaganlal vs. ACIT was held in ITAT Mumbai. It falls under the Section 68 of the Income Tax Act. What... Read More
Section 68
As per section 68 of the Income Tax Act, if the shares are issued at the premium which defies commercial prudence, the receipt of such... Read More
It is a strange world nowadays where even corruption carries creativity with innovative tax evasion techniques cropping up every other day. Black money routed through... Read More
Prove Authenticity of Transaction to avoid Addition under Section 68 The Delhi High Court in the case of Commissioner of Income Tax vs. Gangeshwari Metal... Read More
If you have got any credit in Bank account, that may not necessarily be an explained income. In some cases even if the assessee has... Read More
Here in this blog, we try to highlight the unrecognized Section 115BBE of the Income-tax Act, which was applicable from the assessment year 2013-14. Unexplained investment,... Read More

The Important Highlights Of The Anil Chhaganlal vs. ACIT Case
Receipt of share premium can’t be assessed as unexplained credit where the transaction, identity of the payer and capacity of the subscriber are genuine
Digging deeper into unexplained cash credit as per provisions of Section 68
No addition under section 68 if one can prove the authenticity of a transaction
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Section 115BBE and 68: Taxation of unexplained income
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