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Enhanced penalty for misreporting under section 270A requires identification of a specific statutory category of misreporting and factual findings establishing its ingredients. Mere omission of salary, interest or rental income from a return, followed by detection during reassessment, does not by itself establish misrepresentation, suppression, failure to record receipts, or another prescribed form of misreporting. Under-reporting and under-reporting resulting from misreporting are distinct defaults with different penalty consequences. Where proceedings were initiated solely on the aggravated misreporting charge, an appellate authority cannot recast the levy as a penalty for ordinary under-reporting after the misreporting charge fails.
Enhanced penalty for misreporting under section 270A requires identification of a specific statutory category of misreporting and factual findings establishing its ingredients. Mere omission of salary, interest or rental income from a return, followed by detection during reassessment, does not by itself establish misrepresentation, suppression, failure to record receipts, or another prescribed form of misreporting. Under-reporting and under-reporting resulting from misreporting are distinct defaults with different penalty consequences. Where proceedings were initiated solely on the aggravated misreporting charge, an appellate authority cannot recast the levy as a penalty for ordinary under-reporting after the misreporting charge fails.
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