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S. 68: Private limited co cannot say that it has no clue about Shareholders

Section 68 not applicable on Acquisition of shares of certain companies by issuance of shares to respective parties of Appellant Company

Mere Confirmation Letter not sufficient to prove Cash Credits Genuineness

Share Capital Cannot Be Treated as Undisclosed Income of Company: Madras HC

ITAT on Assessment of share capital/ premium as unexplained cash credit

Addition for Bogus Share Capital cannot be made on the basis of mere suspicion

Addition U/s 68 justified on failure to substantiate gift with supportive evidences

Addition for Gift justified on failure to substantiate claim of gift received

Addition for Bogus Purchases based merely on statements and not backed by any material evidences is not sustainable

ITAT justified in not allowing set-off of share trading business loss against cash credit addition

Brief Study of Section 269SS, 269T, 68 and 69 of Income Tax Act,1961

Mere investigation wing report not sufficient to treat a transaction as Bogus

Bogus capital gain: Addition merely based on statements recorded by Investigation Wing not valid

Firm not Assessable for Unexplained Cash Credits for Capital Introduced by Partner
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