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Changanacherry Co-op. Agrl & Rural Development Bank Ltd. v. CIT [2023] 201 ITD 755 (Cochin)(Trib.)

S. 143(1)(a) : Assessment-Intimation-No adjustment could have been made unless notice was issued to assessee-Disllaownce is deleted .[S.80P (2)(a)(i)]

Kwality Motel Shiraz-1 v. ADIT (Indore) 200 ITD 402(Indore)(Trib) Sudhakar Rao Dondapati v. ITO [(2023) 201 ITD 264 (Hyd (Trib.) Prashanti Engineering Works (P.) Ltd. v. ACIT, CPC [2023] 200 ITD 408 (Indore) (Trib)

S. 143(1)(a) : Assessment-Intimation-Once auditor had mentioned actual dates of ESI/PF remittance and due dates of ESI/PF remittance by assessee in audit report, then requirement of section 143(1) stood satisfied and Assessing Officer was permitted to make disallowance in terms of section 143(1) [S. 36(1)(va)]

Madhurittu Puri, United Kingdom v. Dy. CIT (IT) (2023)105 ITR 66 (SN) (Delhi)(Trib)

S. 142A : : Estimate of value of assets by Valuation Officer-Co-Owner-Assessing officer not assigning reasons why he considered assessee’s valuation high so as to necessitate reference, detailed comments on district valuation officer’s valuation report not controverted by AO nor reason assigned why report of district valuation officer accepted-FMV determined by assessee’s registered valuer in cases of assessee’s co-owners accepted in their assessments, addition in case of assessee not warranted. [S. 143(3)]

Nakul Machindra Mhaske v. Income Tax Officer (2023) 103 ITR 37 (SN) (Pune) (Trib)

S. 139 : Return of income-Self assessment tax-Return filed showing tax payable without payment of self-assessment tax-Return not accompanied by the proof of self-assessment tax-Belated return cannot be treated as defective and accordingly, interest u/s. 234A have been rightly computed till the date of filing of belated return. [S. 139(9), 140A, 148, 234A]

Prabhakar v. Add. CIT (2023)101 ITR 82 (SN)(Chennai) (Trib)

S. 127 : Power to transfer cases-Jurisdiction-CBDT Notification-Survey cases where material impounded to be centralised-AO was aware of the transfer-Assessment by AO without jurisdiction.[S.133A]

Dy. CIT v. Total Oil India P. Ltd. (2023) 149 taxmann.com 332/ 104 ITR 1 / 223 TTJ 529(SB) (Mum) (Trib.)/Gujarat Gas Co .Ltd v. JCIT (2023) 104 ITR 1 (SB) (Mum) (Trib.) Maruti Suzuki India Ltd v . Dy.CIT 2023) 104 ITR 1 (SB) (Mum) (Trib.)

S. 115-O : Domestic companies-Tax on distributed profits-Complete Code-DTAA does not get triggered at all when a domestic company pays DDT under section 115-O-Where contracting states to a tax treaty intend to extend treaty protection to domestic company paying dividend distribution tax, only then, domestic company can claim benefit of DTAA, if any-Machinery provision for recovery-Benefit of DTAA-DTAA-India-Fraance [S. 2(24)(ii),2(43), 4, 9(1)9iv), 90(2),115P, 115Q Art. 10, 26(1), 26(4), 26(5)]

Denso Ten Minda India P. Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (2023)104 ITR 42 (SN)(Delhi)(Trib)

S. 115JB : Company-Book Profits-Assessing Officer without discussion computing book profits at higher figure than that computed by assessee-Difference representing provision for current tax-Assessee declaring net amount instead of reporting each item separately-Order set aside and matter remanded to AO for adjudication afresh-Claim under section 80JJAA is also set asde.[S.80JJA]

Manali Petrochemical Ltd. v. Dy. CIT (2023) 201 ITD 317 (Chennai-Trib.)

S. 115JB : Company-Book profit Computation under clause (f) of Explanation (1) to section 115JB(2) of the Act, is to be made without resorting to the computation as contemplated u/s. 14A of the Act .[R.8D]

PVR Pictures Ltd. v. Dy. CIT [2023] 200 ITD 568 (Delhi) (Trib)

S. 115JB : Company-Book profit Unabsorbed depreciation-Adjustment of carried forward business loss or unabsorbed depreciation which ever is lower for purposes of section 115JB .[S. 32 (2), 72, 115JB(2)]

Gurdeep Singh Ubhi v.Dy. CIT (2023)104 ITR 79 (SN)(Chd) (Trib)

S. 115BBE : Tax on specified income-Determination of tax in certain cases-Unexplained income-Rate of tax-Assessee did not maintain proper books of account-Excess stock and receivables on account of unaccounted sales and cash generated on account of unaccounted sales was found in survey-Assessee’s explanation accepted by survey party-Additional income surrendered by assessee not from unexplained source but from business proceeds-Under peculiar facts surrendered income to be taxed at normal rate applicable to business income and not at higher rate of sixty per cent: