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Income Adjustment Deleted as Revenue Already Reported in Later Years Using Percentage of Completion Method.

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Income Tax March 14, 2024 Case Laws AT
Addition on account of revenue recognition following percentage of completion method (POCM) - as per AO assessee had incurred substantial expenses on construction but the revenue had not been recognized on the basis of percentage of completion method - It was found by the ITAT that the Assessee had already shown 98.62% of the total revenue in subsequent years based on POCM. The Tribunal agreed with the Assessee's contention that revenue recognition based on POCM in the current year would lead to complications and would not benefit the Revenue. - The addition made by the Assessing Officer was deleted based on these findings.

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