Inventory write-off and fraudulent/wrongful trading allegations in corporate insolvency led to director liability principles applied and appeal dismis...
Denial of TDS credit arose from non-production of relevant documents; tribunal found tax was lawfully deposited and non-production resulted from a bona fide belief, not malafide, and therefore admission of additional evidence was warranted, with the consequence that the evidence should be admitted and considered. The tribunal directed restoration to the assessing officer to permit the assessee to file additional evidence within a prescribed period and ordered the AO, after verification, to allow the TDS credit as per law; grounds allowed for statistical purposes.
Denial of TDS credit arose from non-production of relevant documents; tribunal found tax was lawfully deposited and non-production resulted from a bona fide belief, not malafide, and therefore admission of additional evidence was warranted, with the consequence that the evidence should be admitted and considered. The tribunal directed restoration to the assessing officer to permit the assessee to file additional evidence within a prescribed period and ordered the AO, after verification, to allow the TDS credit as per law; grounds allowed for statistical purposes.
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