ITAT Rejects Section 69A Unexplained Money Addition Based on Alleged Over-Invoicing Entry Found in Third-Party Search:

ITAT deletes Section 69A addition, holding that third-party seized documents cannot establish ownership of unexplained money without supporting evidence.
Third-Party Documents Alone Cannot Prove Unexplained Money, Holds ITAT

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ITAT Rejects Section 69A Unexplained Money Addition Based on Alleged Over-Invoicing Entry Found in Third-Party Search
ITAT deletes Section 69A addition, holding that third-party seized documents cannot establish ownership of unexplained money without supporting evidence.
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