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Applicability of Sec.115JB(2), Expl.1(vii) vis-à-vis BIFR orders - , the matter of applicability of Sec.115JB was delved into by CBDT and it was proposed to restrict the relief u/s 115JB as per the provisions contained therein. This being the case, the plea as raised by Ld. AR could not be accepted since the assessee’s claim was specifically examined by appropriate authorities and it was decided not to extend the benefit of provisions of Sec. 115JB after assessee’s net worth turned positive. Therefore, no relief could be granted to the assessee on this point. - AT
Applicability of Sec.115JB(2), Expl.1(vii) vis-à-vis BIFR orders - , the matter of applicability of Sec.115JB was delved into by CBDT and it was proposed to restrict the relief u/s 115JB as per the provisions contained therein. This being the case, the plea as raised by Ld. AR could not be accepted since the assessee’s claim was specifically examined by appropriate authorities and it was decided not to extend the benefit of provisions of Sec. 115JB after assessee’s net worth turned positive. Therefore, no relief could be granted to the assessee on this point. - AT
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