Receipts from outside India are outside the scope of Section 5(2) and do not fall within the ambit of Section 68 or 69A.
Section 56(2)(x) talks about immoveable property and so Purchase of Rural agricultural land below its stamp duty valuation is taxable
Compensation received for unlawful possession of immovable property constitutes a capital receipt and is not subject to income tax.
Documents seized during a search can be valid basis for additions, even if they are in the form of personal diaries or informal records.
Merely passing an ex parte order by fulfilling the empty formalities will not serve any useful purpose: Madras HC
Whether equity oriented funds are equivalent to shares from the standpoint of taxability under India Mauritius Treaty?