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Issues: Whether recovery of the outstanding tax demand should be stayed pending appeal in view of the assessee's claim for MAT credit and the disputed disallowance of deduction.
Analysis: The demand arose from an assessment under section 143(3) denying deduction under section 10B. The assessee also asserted entitlement to MAT credit under section 115JAA against tax paid under section 115JB, and contended that the net demand would reduce after such credit was verified. The Tribunal found that the availability and adjustment of MAT credit had not yet been finally determined and therefore directed the Assessing Officer to examine the claim and recompute the net outstanding demand accordingly. As the merit of the deduction dispute was left for adjudication in the appeal, the Tribunal declined to grant a stay on recovery at that stage.
Conclusion: The stay on recovery was not granted, but the assessee obtained a direction for consideration of MAT credit and recomputation of the demand.