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    <description>Whether tax authorities may impute additional profits to British India by estimating hidden gains from export transactions: the article concludes they may not. The Commissioner&#039;s reliance on supervisory activity and alleged F.O.B. price inflation amounted to an unsupported estimation of profit, not an exercise of statutory best judgment, and cannot recharacterise profits that arise at the place of sale abroad. Profits from a simple buy-in-one-place sell-in-another transaction are to be determined by actual cost and actual foreign sale; such foreign sale profits are not taxable in British India unless received or brought into British India. The proposed Rs. 9,000 addition was rejected.</description>
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