Admission of records as evidence allows entries held by tax authorities to be used in criminal tax prosecutions. Entries in records or other documents in the custody of an income-tax authority are admissible in evidence in prosecutions; they may be proved either by producing the original records or by producing a copy of the entries certified by the authority under its signature as a true copy of the originals.
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Admission of records as evidence allows entries held by tax authorities to be used in criminal tax prosecutions.
Entries in records or other documents in the custody of an income-tax authority are admissible in evidence in prosecutions; they may be proved either by producing the original records or by producing a copy of the entries certified by the authority under its signature as a true copy of the originals.
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