Additional income tax arising from returned loss adjustments can be specified by intimation and may create liability despite low taxable income. Additional income-tax may be levied where adjustments under the proviso to section 143(1)(a) increase computed total income relative to the return, including where a declared loss is reduced or converted into income below the taxable threshold; such additional tax must be specified in the intimation under section 143(1)(a)(i), but if the total adjustments remain below taxable income the additional tax is nil and an intimation under the second proviso cannot be issued in those circumstances.
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Additional income tax arising from returned loss adjustments can be specified by intimation and may create liability despite low taxable income.
Additional income-tax may be levied where adjustments under the proviso to section 143(1)(a) increase computed total income relative to the return, including where a declared loss is reduced or converted into income below the taxable threshold; such additional tax must be specified in the intimation under section 143(1)(a)(i), but if the total adjustments remain below taxable income the additional tax is nil and an intimation under the second proviso cannot be issued in those circumstances.
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