Assessee’s case was selected for scrutiny where one reason for selection was large share premium received during relevant assessment year. However, Assessing Officer passed assessment by making disallowance under section 36(1)(va) on account of late payment of ESI/PF. Principal Commissioner held that Assessing Officer had made no enquiry with respect to valuation of shares and merely accepted assessee’s claim of share premium. He passed revision order setting aside assessment. On appeal the Tribunal held that the assessee had produced valuation report prepared under rule 11UA. Also a notice under section 142(1) was issued wherein assessee was specifically asked questionnaire on said issue. Tribunal held that since assessee had already produced all details in respect of issue of large share premium received during year under consideration at time of original assessment proceedings itself which had been already dealt by Assessing Officer, order of revisional authority is set aside. (AY. 2015-16)
Vaaan Infra (P.) Ltd. v. pr. CIT (2024) 205 ITD 331 (Delhi) (Trib.)
S. 263 : Commissioner-Revision of orders prejudicial to revenue-Income from other sources-Share premium-Discounted Cash flow (DCF) method-Selected for scrutiny on the ground that large share premium received during relevant assessment year-Assessing Officer accepted the claim-Commissioner was not justified in setting aside order of AO under section 263 on ground that AO had merely accepted claim of share premium without making enquiry with respect to valuation of shares. [S. 36(1)(va), 56(2)(viib),142(1), R.11UA]
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