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Loss on sale of depreciable assets - CIT(A) rejected the claim - non-filing of the return of income by due date can be basis for denial of claim for carry forward of losses as per section 139(3) of the Act, therefore, in the instant case, where admittedly and undisputedly there is no such claim by the assessee in terms of carry forward of such losses on account of sale of plant and machinery and furniture, the reasoning adopted by the ld CIT(A) is not sustainable as the same is not in accordance with law. - AT
Loss on sale of depreciable assets - CIT(A) rejected the claim - non-filing of the return of income by due date can be basis for denial of claim for carry forward of losses as per section 139(3) of the Act, therefore, in the instant case, where admittedly and undisputedly there is no such claim by the assessee in terms of carry forward of such losses on account of sale of plant and machinery and furniture, the reasoning adopted by the ld CIT(A) is not sustainable as the same is not in accordance with law. - AT
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