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A Legal Dissection of Best Judgment Assessments in Tax Law, in the context of Sections 153A/153C in pursuance of search and seizure: Insights from a High Court Ruling

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....ticle delves into a complex legal case that critically examines the application of best judgment assessment under Section 144 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, particularly in the context of Sections 153A/153C. The case highlights key judicial interpretations and procedural intricacies in tax assessments. 1. Best Judgment Assessment Under Section 144: At the heart of the case is the Assessing Officer'....

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....sessment years. The court's analysis focused on whether the Assessing Officer had justifiable grounds under these sections to extend the scope of assessment, which in turn would validate the application of Section 144. This aspect is crucial as it determines the legality of expanding the assessment beyond routine scrutiny, especially in light of findings from search operations. 3. The Critical Ro....

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....hen leading to a best judgment assessment under Section 144. The court's examination of this aspect highlighted the need for concrete evidence to support extended assessments. 5. Compliance with DIN Requirements: An important procedural aspect raised in the case was the compliance with the requirement of a Document Identification Number (DIN). The judgment reaffirmed the legal necessity of includ....