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Addition on account of notional increase in employee’s cost - surplus in planned assets - As the employee cost was reduced in the Profit & Loss Account, the said amount was also reduced from the income to nullify its effect. In the present case, it is not in dispute that the said entry is a notional entry. Thus, all the consequences in respect of the notional entries will follow and such an entry cannot be treated as an income if in excess / surplus. - No addition can be made - AT
Addition on account of notional increase in employee’s cost - surplus in planned assets - As the employee cost was reduced in the Profit & Loss Account, the said amount was also reduced from the income to nullify its effect. In the present case, it is not in dispute that the said entry is a notional entry. Thus, all the consequences in respect of the notional entries will follow and such an entry cannot be treated as an income if in excess / surplus. - No addition can be made - AT
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