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Commissioner Of Income-Tax vs Bimal Kumar Damani on 10 February, 2003

"31. At this stage, we deem it necessary to expound on the meaning of disclosure. As per the P. Ramanatha Aiyar, Advanced Law Lexicon, Volume 2, Edition 6, „to disclose‟ is to expose to view or knowledge, anything which before was secret, hidden or concealed. The word „disclosure‟ means to disclose, reveal, unravel or bring to Signature Not Verified Digitally Signed W.P.(C) 11908/2018 By:MAANAS JAJORIA Page 8 of 16 Signing Date:01.05.2024 17:04:47 notice, vide CIT Vs. Bimal Kumar Damani, (2003) 261 ITR 87 (Cal). The word „true‟ qualifies a fact or averment as correct, exact, actual, genuine or honest. The word „full‟ means complete. True disclosure of concealed income must relate to the assessee concerned. Full disclosure, in the context of financial documents, means that all material or significant information should be disclosed. Therefore, the meaning of „full and true disclosure‟ is the voluntary filing of a return of income that the assessee earnestly believes to be true. Production of books of accounts or other material evidence that could ordinarily be discovered by the assessing officer does not amount to a true and full disclosure."
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Honda Siel Power Products Limited vs Deputy Commissioner Of Income Tax on 23 December, 2015

ToVerified Signature Not answer this pertinent query, reference can be made to the decision in Digitally Signed W.P.(C) 11908/2018 By:MAANAS JAJORIA Page 9 of 16 Signing Date:01.05.2024 17:04:47 Honda Siel Power Products Ltd. (supra), as discussed above, which underscores that the material facts are those facts which if taken into account would adversely impact the assessee by assessing a higher income as compared to the original disclosure.

Techspan India Private Limited And Anr. vs Income Tax Officer on 24 February, 2006

In any case, we find it apposite to place reliance on the decision of this Court in Techspan India P. Ltd. v. Income-tax Officer [2006 SCC OnLine Del 1754], whereby, it was held that every attempt to bring to tax income that has escaped assessment cannot be thwarted by judicial intervention on an assumed change of opinion. The relevant paragraph of the said decision reads as under:-
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