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Admission of income pursuant to survey operation u/s 133A - If ...

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June 18, 2022

Admission of income pursuant to survey operation u/s 133A - If the assessee did not adhere to the surrender made during the survey, it was for the AO to bring on record cogent material or other evidence to support the additions rather than rely on the statements simpliciter. We do not find any cogent material or other evidence brought in by AO to support the admissions made during survey. - No additions - AT

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