Form No. 182 - Audit Report under paragraph 2 of Schedule IX for deduction for tea development account, coffee development account and rubber development account
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Audit reporting for tea, coffee and rubber development account deductions under Schedule IX, including deposits, withdrawals and deemed income. Audit reporting requirements are prescribed for claiming deduction in respect of tea development account, coffee development account and rubber development account under Schedule IX. The form requires an accountant to certify either a prior statutory audit or, where no such audit exists, to examine the books and report on proper maintenance of accounts and their true and fair view. It also captures the assessee's particulars, the accounting method, separate accounts for tea, coffee or rubber business, deposits, withdrawals, utilisation, deemed income events, asset transfers and the amount of deduction permissible under section 48.
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Audit reporting for tea, coffee and rubber development account deductions under Schedule IX, including deposits, withdrawals and deemed income.
Audit reporting requirements are prescribed for claiming deduction in respect of tea development account, coffee development account and rubber development account under Schedule IX. The form requires an accountant to certify either a prior statutory audit or, where no such audit exists, to examine the books and report on proper maintenance of accounts and their true and fair view. It also captures the assessee's particulars, the accounting method, separate accounts for tea, coffee or rubber business, deposits, withdrawals, utilisation, deemed income events, asset transfers and the amount of deduction permissible under section 48.
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