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Estimation of income - bogus purchases - As average of gross profit for each of the years works out to only 0.6% for the assessee. But it is pertinent to note that assessee had made purchases in the instant case from grey market thereby having saving in VAT as well as incidental profit element thereof. Considering the totality of these facts and circumstances and also considering the report of the task force submitted to Department of Commerce, we deem it fit and appropriate to estimate the profit percentage at 1% of value of purchases - AT
Estimation of income - bogus purchases - As average of gross profit for each of the years works out to only 0.6% for the assessee. But it is pertinent to note that assessee had made purchases in the instant case from grey market thereby having saving in VAT as well as incidental profit element thereof. Considering the totality of these facts and circumstances and also considering the report of the task force submitted to Department of Commerce, we deem it fit and appropriate to estimate the profit percentage at 1% of value of purchases - AT
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