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Revised computation

CASUNIL BHANSALI

Wheather revised computation can be submitted during the proceeding u/s 143(2)? related to AY 2007-08 If yes pl specify the related provision/rules/clarifications/ circulars/ cases laws if any

Can Revised Computation Be Submitted During Income Tax Proceedings Under Section 143(2) for Assessment Year 2007-08? A discussion on whether revised computation can be submitted during income tax proceedings under Section 143(2) for the assessment year 2007-08. One participant referenced a Supreme Court judgment stating that claims before the Assessing Officer (AO) require a valid or revised return, though some High Courts allow claims if supported by records. It's suggested to include a note for further claims to ensure relief under the law. Another participant mentioned that while Section 143(2) pertains to assessment, revised computations can be submitted to correct errors, but any increased income may be treated as escaped income by the AO. (AI Summary)
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DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Nov 14, 2009
As per a judgment of the SC, in case of Goetz India Ltd, further claims, before AO cannot be made by way of letter. A valid return or revised return is necessary to make a claim before the AO. this judgment is also not always applicable, subsequent to this some high courts have taken view that a claim can be made by assessee and AO can entertain the same to make computation as per law. If the subject matter is bornout from records, and a revised computation is required to make assessment as per law, then the assessee can claim the same. The A.O. can be requested to consider revised computation of income as per law or to allow releif as per law. It is always advisable to give a note in computation or in coveing letter for further claims before the AO to allow all relief as per law, even if it is not claimed by assessee due to ignorance. Becasue AO is required to allow releif as per law. In case theA.O. do not allow the claim as being new, the CIT(A) may entertain it in appeal if the claim and relevant material is before the A.O.
Mukesh Kumar on Nov 16, 2009
Section 143(2) is for assessment. Therefore, it is the duty of the AO to make correct assessment. If you find there is some error during assessment proceedings, I think you can submit revised computing that may not be a revised return. But, where the revised computation leads to enhancement of assessment, it upon the facts and opinion of the AO to treat the increased income as escaped income or not. you may refer a case "2008 TMI - 30848 - DELHI HIGH COURT" address some issues in similar circumstances. There may be many cases but you need to search the cases.
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