Under-reporting of income triggers penalty liability when assessed income exceeds declared income, reassessment raises income, or loss is converted. Under-reporting of income for penalty purposes arises where assessed or reassessed income or deemed total income exceeds the income declared in the processed return, where no return was filed or a return is filed for the first time after notice, or where assessment or reassessment reduces a loss or converts it into taxable income.
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Under-reporting of income triggers penalty liability when assessed income exceeds declared income, reassessment raises income, or loss is converted.
Under-reporting of income for penalty purposes arises where assessed or reassessed income or deemed total income exceeds the income declared in the processed return, where no return was filed or a return is filed for the first time after notice, or where assessment or reassessment reduces a loss or converts it into taxable income.
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