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    <description>ITAT allowed the appeal and directed deletion of the impugned addition. The Tribunal held that unaccounted pre-purchase payment (&quot;on-money&quot;) discovered on search should be assessed in the hands of co-owners pro rata according to their proprietary interests, and not wholly in one assessee&#039;s hands. The AO erred in treating the entire amount as taxable to the assessee when records and seized purchase agreements established joint ownership and the assessee admitted a 40% share. The assessee had declared and offered payment exceeding eighty percent of the on-money; absent rebuttal of co-ownership, any residual addition should have been apportioned among co-owners, hence deletion was warranted.</description>
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      <description>ITAT allowed the appeal and directed deletion of the impugned addition. The Tribunal held that unaccounted pre-purchase payment (&quot;on-money&quot;) discovered on search should be assessed in the hands of co-owners pro rata according to their proprietary interests, and not wholly in one assessee&#039;s hands. The AO erred in treating the entire amount as taxable to the assessee when records and seized purchase agreements established joint ownership and the assessee admitted a 40% share. The assessee had declared and offered payment exceeding eighty percent of the on-money; absent rebuttal of co-ownership, any residual addition should have been apportioned among co-owners, hence deletion was warranted.</description>
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