Verification of transaction genuineness required before tax exemption; statutory forms need corroboration and scrutiny by assessing authorities. Assessing authorities must not treat mere production of statutory forms as conclusive proof of transaction genuineness; before granting exemption or concessional rates they must weigh corroborative evidence, scrutinise books of account and documents, ensure statutory forms have complete details, and verify doubtful or large-value forms with the issuing authorities.
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Verification of transaction genuineness required before tax exemption; statutory forms need corroboration and scrutiny by assessing authorities.
Assessing authorities must not treat mere production of statutory forms as conclusive proof of transaction genuineness; before granting exemption or concessional rates they must weigh corroborative evidence, scrutinise books of account and documents, ensure statutory forms have complete details, and verify doubtful or large-value forms with the issuing authorities.
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