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2022 (6) TMI 577
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....147 of the Income tax Act, 1961 (in short 'the Act') by the Income Tax Officer, 1(1) Bilaspur (CG) dated 27.03.2014. 2. The hearing of the appeal was concluded through audio-visual medium on account of Government guidelines on account of prevalent situation of Covid-19 Pandemic, both the parties have placed their written as well as oral arguments during this online hearing process. 3. Before us the assessee has assailed the impugned order on the following grounds of appeal: "1. That the Learned CIT(Appeals) failed to appreciate the fact that there being no provision in the Act authorising the survey team to obtain estimated report of the registered valuer, placing reliance on such report was contrary to law particular....
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.... the Income Tax Act, 1961 in this case was conducted on 03/03/2011. 4.1 During the course of survey proceedings, the assessee given the statement that he had been investing in the construction of Plaza from the F.Y 2008-09. The assessee has shown investment in the construction of the commercial building named as C.G. Plaza, Telephone Exchange Road, Bilaspur in the current year at Rs. 47,30,361/-. The Assessing Officer has referred the same to the DVO for the valuation of the investment made by the assessee in the said property. The DVO, Jabalpur in his report estimated the total investment in the current year at Rs. 1,00,31,350/-. The Assessing Officer has derived difference of Rs. 53,00,989/-. 4.2 The assessee was asked to explain th....
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....ns raised by the assessee before the ld. CIT(A) are as under:- "I. The DVO has prepared the report as per Sq. M area construction without considering the quality of construction and finishing cost. The Sq.m.area construction method is approximate valuation method and for accurate valuation once should considered the detailed quantities valuation method taking into consideration quantity of material, cost of material and cost of labour. II. The DVO has not given any basis or breakup of the rates adopted by him. He has even not given any reason for not considering the value as shown in the books of accounts. Whereas the registered valuer has considered the detailed analysis of material quantities and adopted the mar....
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.... value taken as per the valuation report by the registered valuer and submitted to the AO was on the basis of purchase rates and these purchase rates were cross checked by our registered valuer with market price. IX. Granite was directly procured from Orissa State on truck load basis. This saved the cost a lot. X. The valuation made by the registered valuer is arrived at total Rs. 134.93 lakhs, which is almost equal to the total cost of Rs. 136.35 lakhs shown in the books of accounts. The assessee's share at Rs. 67.47 (of registered valuer) and Rs. 68.18 as per books of accounts." 8. Ongoing through the submission of the assessee, the ld. CIT(A) has reduced the addition form Rs. 53,00,989/- to Rs. 12,14,500/-. ....
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....for 40 years. Thus, (Rs. 57,96,404 + 12,00,481/- total Rs. 69,96,885/- rounded off Rs. 70,00,000/-) for the whole building should be appropriated for the purpose of addition. 50% of this amount comes to Rs. 35,00,000/- should have been added by the AO in the estimation made by the registered valuer for all three years altogether. Since 34.7% construction was completed for the instant year, same is to be appropriated, same percentage should be applied for making addition in the value of the registered valuer which comes to Rs. 12,14,500/-. This amount in my considered view deserves to be confirmed and balance addition made by the AO is deleted." 9. All the grounds raised by the assessee in this appeal are related to the addition made by t....