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Section 7 admission requires established financial debt and default, not precise interest quantification, while post-suspension defaults remain action...
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Assessee, a company paying taxes at fixed rate, filed claim for prior period depreciation. ITAT held allowance of prior period depreciation claim was tax neutral exercise, not resulting in revenue loss. Assessee entitled to claim unabsorbed depreciation of preceding year as depreciation of succeeding year u/s 32(2). Revisionary jurisdiction u/s 263 unwarranted as assessment order not erroneous causing prejudice to revenue. However, ITAT confirmed PCIT's order regarding non-examination of TDS on rent expenses by AO u/s 40(a)(ia), holding assessment order erroneous on this count. Appeal partly allowed.
Assessee, a company paying taxes at fixed rate, filed claim for prior period depreciation. ITAT held allowance of prior period depreciation claim was tax neutral exercise, not resulting in revenue loss. Assessee entitled to claim unabsorbed depreciation of preceding year as depreciation of succeeding year u/s 32(2). Revisionary jurisdiction u/s 263 unwarranted as assessment order not erroneous causing prejudice to revenue. However, ITAT confirmed PCIT's order regarding non-examination of TDS on rent expenses by AO u/s 40(a)(ia), holding assessment order erroneous on this count. Appeal partly allowed.
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