Taxpayer Fails to Prove Ownership of Silver Bars, Income Tax Tribunal Upholds Original Assessment of Undisclosed Assets

ITAT dismissed the assessee's appeal, confirming the addition of silver bars to the assessee's taxable income. The tribunal rejected the assessee's claim that the silver belonged to his brother, finding no credible supporting evidence. The affidavit submitted post-search was deemed an afterthought, lacking substantive proof. Given the absence of corroborative documentation and the consistent assessment by the Assessing Officer, the tribunal upheld the original addition, determining the silver bars were part of the assessee's undisclosed assets. The appeal was consequently dismissed, with the CIT(A)'s order remaining intact. .....

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