Section 72A(2)(ii) of the I.T. Act, 1961-Need for certificate from specified authority in respect of adequacy of steps taken for rehabilitation or revival of the business of amalgamating co.-Clarification regarding
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Certification of rehabilitation required annually to claim set-off and carryforward of amalgamating company's losses under the Act. A certificate from the specified authority confirming adequate steps for rehabilitation is required with the return of income not only for the year of amalgamation but for every assessment year in which the amalgamated company claims set-off or carryforward of the amalgamating company's accumulated losses and unabsorbed depreciation; certificates must be furnished for all years during which the revival scheme is implemented.
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Certification of rehabilitation required annually to claim set-off and carryforward of amalgamating company's losses under the Act.
A certificate from the specified authority confirming adequate steps for rehabilitation is required with the return of income not only for the year of amalgamation but for every assessment year in which the amalgamated company claims set-off or carryforward of the amalgamating company's accumulated losses and unabsorbed depreciation; certificates must be furnished for all years during which the revival scheme is implemented.
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