Voluntary disclosure of income secures immunity for disclosed amounts if procedural conditions and investment requirements are met. Entries in Form A column 6 must show the extent to which voluntarily disclosed income is represented by assets and must total the declared income; appreciation need not be declared. The Ordinance's immunities attach only to the voluntarily disclosed income. Section 3(1) declarations are permitted where no seizure occurred during a search, but where a seizure led to an officer's computation after search, disclosures for those years must proceed under the alternate procedure in section 14(1). A factual certificate under section 8(2) is issued only after full tax payment and required investment in notified securities.
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Voluntary disclosure of income secures immunity for disclosed amounts if procedural conditions and investment requirements are met.
Entries in Form A column 6 must show the extent to which voluntarily disclosed income is represented by assets and must total the declared income; appreciation need not be declared. The Ordinance's immunities attach only to the voluntarily disclosed income. Section 3(1) declarations are permitted where no seizure occurred during a search, but where a seizure led to an officer's computation after search, disclosures for those years must proceed under the alternate procedure in section 14(1). A factual certificate under section 8(2) is issued only after full tax payment and required investment in notified securities.
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