Section 142(2)

what is section 142(2)
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Section 142(2) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, grants Assessing Officers the authority to conduct inquiries when assessing an individual's tax liability. This includes the power to request evidence, information, and inspect documents or property relevant to the assessment. It's a key provision for the AO to gather necessary details to determine the correct tax owed.

Section 142(2) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 relates to the powers of the Assessing Officer (AO) to conduct an inquiry before making an assessment of the tax liability of a person. Specifically, it gives the AO the power to require any person to produce evidence, or to give any information in his possession, in relation to any matter which is relevant for the purposes of making an assessment. It also allows the AO to inspect any books of account or other documents, or any property belonging to the person. This section is often used by the AO to gather information and evidence necessary for determining the correct tax liability of the person being assessed.
 

Sec 142)2)
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1. for the purpose of obtaining full information in respect of the income of any person the assessing officer may make such enquiry as he considers necessary.
it may be pertaining to any information in his possession or to produce any evidence or to give any information in his possession,.

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