Addition u/s 68 as accommodation entries - long term capital ...

Income Tax

February 13, 2021

Addition u/s 68 as accommodation entries - long term capital gain on sale of shares as sham/bogus transaction - Mere suspicion cannot be a ground for treating the transaction as bogus in the absence of any evidence or material on record -when the assessee has produced all the relevant documentary evidences to establish the genuineness of the transaction and there is no contrary evidence to doubt the correctness of the evidences produced by the assessee then treating the transaction of purchase and sale as sham by the AO is not justified - AT

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Addition u/s 68 as accommodation entries - long term capital ...

Income Tax

February 13, 2021

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