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    <title>Tax Deduction Allowed for Provisions on Standard Assets u/s 36 After AO Verification; PCIT&#039;s Claim Quashed.</title>
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    <description>PCIT&#039;s view that section 36 allows deduction only for bad and doubtful debts, not for provision on standard assets, was challenged. AR presented case laws allowing deduction u/s 36(1)(viia) for entire provision including standard assets as per RBI circular. DR agreed it&#039;s a debatable issue. AO allowed deduction after verifying details, taking a possible view. PCIT contended AO didn&#039;t inquire into allowability of deduction on standard assets, but it was found AO raised query and assessee replied. Mere non-mentioning of accepted issues in order doesn&#039;t mean no inquiry. PCIT didn&#039;t show deduction was erroneously claimed or any error prejudicial to revenue. Following Malabar Industrial case, PCIT&#039;s conclusion of erroneous order was held untenable and quashed. Assessee&#039;s appeal allowed.</description>
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