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        2020 (2) TMI 144 - AT - Income Tax

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        Forex hedging expense claims need clear factual proof before allowability or speculative treatment can be decided. Forex hedging and forward cover premium claims require clear factual identification of the derivative instrument, contractual terms, banker details, and ...
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                            Forex hedging expense claims need clear factual proof before allowability or speculative treatment can be decided.

                            Forex hedging and forward cover premium claims require clear factual identification of the derivative instrument, contractual terms, banker details, and the basis on which the amount is characterised as premium or exchange loss. Where the record does not adequately establish these facts, the allowability of the expenditure and any possible speculative-trading treatment cannot be finally determined. The proper course is fresh factual examination and a reasoned speaking order after hearing the assessee; the prior deletion of the disallowance was therefore set aside and the matter restored for reconsideration.




                            Issues: Whether the disallowance of expenditure on forex hedging and forward cover premium was sustainable, and whether the matter required fresh examination because the nature of the transactions and supporting details were not properly ascertained.

                            Analysis: The dispute concerned foreign exchange exposure hedged through derivative/forward transactions. The Assessing Officer treated the amount as premium on forex cover and disallowed it on the footing that the expenditure was not allowable and could fall within the ambit of speculative transaction. The appellate record did not clearly establish the exact nature of the derivative instrument, the contractual details, the banker through whom the transactions were entered, or the factual basis on which the expenditure had been characterised. The material also did not satisfactorily show whether the claim represented premium or actual exchange loss arising from forward cover and outstanding import bills. In these circumstances, the matter could not be finally decided on the existing record and required a detailed factual inquiry and a reasoned order.

                            Conclusion: The deletion of the disallowance was set aside and the Assessing Officer was directed to reconsider the claim by passing a detailed speaking order after giving the assessee an opportunity of hearing.

                            Final Conclusion: The controversy over the allowability of the forex hedging claim was restored for fresh adjudication, and no final determination on the merits of the expenditure was reached.

                            Ratio Decidendi: Where the nature of forex derivative or hedging transactions is not clearly established on the record, and the factual basis for treating the expenditure as allowable or speculative is inadequately examined, the proper course is to remand the matter for a speaking order rather than finally uphold or delete the disallowance.


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