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Penalty proceedings u/s 270A - Applicable rate of penalty - The...

Tribunal Corrects Penalty Rate Error: AO Imposed Higher Misreporting Penalty Instead of 50% Under-reporting Rate.

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Income Tax April 30, 2024 Case Laws AT
Penalty proceedings u/s 270A - Applicable rate of penalty - The Appellate Tribunal noted that while the penalty notice cited under-reporting of income, the AO imposed the penalty under the provision related to misreporting of income. The Tribunal found that the AO's action of invoking the higher penalty rate for misreporting was not justified. It was established that the penalty for under-reporting and misreporting of income carried different rates under Section 270A of the Act. Therefore, the Tribunal concluded that the penalty should have been restricted to the rate applicable for under-reporting of income, which is 50%.

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