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bogus purchase

vipul shah
judgemnt related to bogus purchase kindly give us some judgement on this issue
Exploring Bogus Purchases in Income Tax: Importance of Evidence and Revenue Authorities' Role in Supplier Investigation A discussion on a forum addresses the issue of bogus purchases in the context of income tax. One participant suggests exploring whether the bogus purchase is recorded in stock registers or sold, while another advises focusing on case facts rather than case laws during assessment. It is noted that bogus purchases are disallowable, but if suspicion arises, evidence such as purchase orders and delivery notes should be provided. The responsibility lies with revenue authorities to investigate suppliers, and a legitimate purchase should not be deemed bogus due to supplier issues. (AI Summary)
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CAGOPALJI AGRAWAL on Oct 18, 2010
If the assessee admits bogus purchase, there is hardly any excuse. Yes, a possibility may be explored whether the bogus purchase has been entered into stock register or the quantity purchased through bogus purchase has been sold?
DEV KUMAR KOTHARI on Oct 24, 2010

Please see reply in issue no. 1565

There may be many factors which have contributed for getting the case in favor of assessee. As you have described in your query it is case of bogus purchase. I like to suggest that you, if the case is at assessment stage, you must focus on facts of the case instead of reference to any case laws. Once you put a case law before AO, he may take the note the that case and may make the observattions more stronger after removing the weakness in the case.

Date of submission: - 23-10-2009 By: - Rama Krishana
 
 
Case is alredy decided and ar appeal stage Case law citation :16DTR278 , CIT V\S SINUJA FOODS LIMITED required

Date of submission: - 24-10-2009 By: - GYAN JAIN
 
 
Bogus purchases are definately disallowable. However, there is difference in bogus and suspected purchases. If it is a case of suspecion in mind of authoriteis, you must clear their suspecion by giving evidence - purchase order, purchase memo= bill , cash memo, challn etc. CNote etc. as delivery evidence as may be applicable, delivery received- entry in GR register and /or stock register, consumption or sale of goods suspected, revenue therefrom credited in P & l a/c ec. External and third party evidences like transporters note, insurance policy cover, etc. ill be highly useful. A party who supplied goods, may not be available, may not co=operate, that does not mean that goods were not purchased. It is function of the revenue authorites to catch hold of such parties and not to penalise the party who is availabel for harrassment in course of assessment or appeal etc. If purcahse is establsihed, it cannot be bogus. The supplier may be a fly-by- night party or a person who has changed business, location etc. Those factors will not make a real purchase as a bogus purchase.

Date of submission: - 28-10-2009 By: - DEV KUMAR KOTHARI- View Profile
 
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