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Reasonable cause under section 273B excused failures to deduct tax from rent paid to a Government-owned company and to collect tax on construction scrap. ITAT accepted the payer's bona fide belief that the Government-owned payee was a Government instrumentality not subject to tax deduction at source, treating that belief as reasonable cause; the rent-related penalty was deleted. ITAT also accepted the bona fide understanding that scrap arising from construction activities, including cutting and moulding materials, was not scrap covered by the tax-collection provisions because construction was not treated as manufacturing. The related tax-collection penalty was likewise deleted.
Reasonable cause under section 273B excused failures to deduct tax from rent paid to a Government-owned company and to collect tax on construction scrap. ITAT accepted the payer's bona fide belief that the Government-owned payee was a Government instrumentality not subject to tax deduction at source, treating that belief as reasonable cause; the rent-related penalty was deleted. ITAT also accepted the bona fide understanding that scrap arising from construction activities, including cutting and moulding materials, was not scrap covered by the tax-collection provisions because construction was not treated as manufacturing. The related tax-collection penalty was likewise deleted.
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