Deduction claim for plantation deposit schemes requires audited particulars, certified deposits, withdrawals and utilisation under the scheme. Form 3AC requires an auditor's certification-via Part I if a statutory audit exists or Part II if not-that the particulars in Part III are true and ... Summary
Deduction claim for plantation deposit schemes requires audited particulars, certified deposits, withdrawals and utilisation under the scheme.
Form 3AC requires an auditor's certification-via Part I if a statutory audit exists or Part II if not-that the particulars in Part III are true and correct. Part III mandates verification of books examined; accounting method; existence of separate plantation accounts or, if absent, turnover and proportionate profit; deposits to the National Bank/Deposit Account with dates and details; withdrawals, their purposes and utilisation; unutilised balances; disposals of assets acquired under the scheme; and the computation of the permissible deduction, with supporting audited financial statements attached.
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