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    <description>ITAT adjudicated a case involving penalty under Section 43 of the Black Money Act for non-reporting of foreign assets in Schedule FA. Despite technical non-disclosure, the tribunal found no malafide intention as the assessee had previously disclosed the foreign asset, offered perquisite value, and paid TDS. The tribunal emphasized that the Act&#039;s purpose is to address undisclosed foreign income, not to punish bonafide technical breaches. Considering the assessee&#039;s transparent actions and detailed explanations, the tribunal deleted the imposed penalty, effectively allowing the assessee&#039;s appeal and recognizing the difference between intentional concealment and inadvertent procedural omission.</description>
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