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    <description>ITAT held that revision under s. 263 by the PCIT was unwarranted where the AO had conducted adequate inquiry and taken a permissible view regarding agricultural receipts and expenditures, which the AO treated as income from other sources rather than invoking ss. 68/69C r.w.s.115BBE. The AO verified ownership of agricultural land, corroborated sales evidence and bank statements, and applied consistent treatment in prior years; ad hoc disallowance of expenses did not render the assessment erroneous or prejudicial to Revenue. Accordingly, the PCIT&#039;s assumption of jurisdiction was quashed, the revision order set aside, the original assessment restored, and the assessee&#039;s appeal allowed.</description>
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      <description>ITAT held that revision under s. 263 by the PCIT was unwarranted where the AO had conducted adequate inquiry and taken a permissible view regarding agricultural receipts and expenditures, which the AO treated as income from other sources rather than invoking ss. 68/69C r.w.s.115BBE. The AO verified ownership of agricultural land, corroborated sales evidence and bank statements, and applied consistent treatment in prior years; ad hoc disallowance of expenses did not render the assessment erroneous or prejudicial to Revenue. Accordingly, the PCIT&#039;s assumption of jurisdiction was quashed, the revision order set aside, the original assessment restored, and the assessee&#039;s appeal allowed.</description>
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