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S.145: Method of accounting – Estimation of commission income at a higher rate merely on basis of presumption that assessee had shown a very small margin without any convincing evidence is not sustainable- Mismatch in figures between balance-sheet of assessee and balance-sheet of other parties — Difference cannot be assumed unexplained income . [ S. 68, 145(3) ]

Dismissing the appeal of the revenue the Tribunal held that  estimation of commission income at a higher rate merely on basis of presumption that assessee had shown a very small margin without any convincing evidence is not sustainable tribunal also held that  mismatch in figures between balance-sheet of  assessee and balance-sheet of  other parties  difference cannot be  assumed unexplained income .  ( AY.2013-14, 2014-15)