Prosecution under Section 277A requires false wilful entries enabling tax evasion to be present before prosecution proceeds. Prosecution under the Information Tax provision requires a person to have made or caused a false entry or statement in books of account or documents relevant to proceedings, where the maker knew it was false or did not believe it, acted wilfully with intent, and the entry or statement enabled another person to evade tax, interest, or penalty under the Act.
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Prosecution under Section 277A requires false wilful entries enabling tax evasion to be present before prosecution proceeds.
Prosecution under the Information Tax provision requires a person to have made or caused a false entry or statement in books of account or documents relevant to proceedings, where the maker knew it was false or did not believe it, acted wilfully with intent, and the entry or statement enabled another person to evade tax, interest, or penalty under the Act.
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