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Undisclosed Capital gain - Scope of block assessment proceedings ...


Assessing Officer Limited to Undisclosed Income in Block Assessments; External Evidence Not Permissible Under Chapter XIV-B.

August 26, 2013

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Undisclosed Capital gain - Scope of block assessment proceedings - AO is concerned only with undisclosed income and he has no power to consider material and evidence not detected as a result of some external information or a survey or some other source other than a search - if it is found that some income had escaped assessment, then it is open for the AO to resort to a regular assessment including re-opening a completed assessment but he cannot drag these items into the block assessment proceedings envisaged under Chapter XIV-B of the Act - HC

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