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Contemporaneous documentary evidence showing preferential...

Unexplained credit treatment requires year specific contemporaneous documents to displace genuineness of share transactions.

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Income Tax March 17, 2026 Case Laws AT
Contemporaneous documentary evidence showing preferential allotment/allotment letters, demat holdings, exchange contract notes, STT payment and banked sale proceeds defeats treatment of receipts as unexplained credit and related commission additions where the tax authority lacks fresh, year specific tangible material linking the transactions to third party entry operators. The legal principle applied requires the assessing officer to bring year relevant evidence of collusion or nexus to sustain a finding of sham or accommodation entries; prior year suspicions or third party statements recorded before the sales are insufficient. Consequently, additions treating genuine share purchases and sales as bogus were reversed for the year under appeal.

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