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    <title>Excess diamonds found during survey, taxed under &quot;Other Sources&quot; instead of Unexplained Investment, leading to higher tax liability.</title>
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    <description>Assessee included excess stock of diamonds found during survey under &quot;Income from Other Sources&quot; and paid normal tax. PCIT held income should be taxed u/s 69B as unexplained investment, attracting higher tax u/s 115BBE. AO completed assessment without mentioning survey operations or examining assessee&#039;s claim. ITAT held AO failed to make proper enquiry before allowing the claim, making order amenable to revision u/s 263. ITAT directed AO to examine issue afresh regarding taxability of income offered during survey and decide in accordance with law. Assessee&#039;s appeal dismissed.</description>
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