Unexplained investment OR STCG - Investment in land from ...

Income Tax

October 17, 2020

Unexplained investment OR STCG - Investment in land from undisclosed sources made in purchase of land from various persons/farmers - Suspected short term capital gain from sale of property - search u/s 132 - transfer of the land to the company under POA u/s 2(47) - The tax authorities are entitled to look into the surrounding circumstances are discussed hereinafter. Moreover, the question is that what was the need to prepare these documents by the company when no transactions have been made with the assessee - CIT(A) wrongly deleted the additions - AT

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Unexplained investment OR STCG - Investment in land from ...

Income Tax

October 17, 2020

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