2007-TIOL-150-ITAT-MAD-SB.doc + 80 hhc story.doc
Assessee claims double benefits u/s 80IA(9) and u/s 80HHC - Revenue disallows - The law is unambiguous and more than 100% deduction cannot be allowed on the same profits under Chapter VI-A, and whenever any deduction under any section of Chapter VI-A(C) is claimed, the computation to be subjected to the restrictions laid down in Sec 80IA(9) - Revenue's appeal allowed :ITAT; 2007-TIOL-149-ITAT-DEL.doc Assessee files return and then revises it - Claims interest income as exempt u/s 10(15)(iv)(fa) - AO also accepts the contention that assessee was 'resident but not ordinarily resident' - CIT invokes powers u/s 263 - Considering the provisions of Section 6(6)(a), the CIT held that the assessee was 'not ordinarily resident' in India - Since the assessee fails to satisfy both the necessary conditions of (i) he must have been a resident in nine out of ten preceding years; and (ii) he must have been in India for more than two years in the preceding seven years, invocation of powers u/s 263 by the CIT upheld (Para 14)
Since the assessee is proven to be 'not ordinarily resident' in India, exemption u/s 10(15)(iv)(fa) cannot be allowed (Para 16):ITAT; 2007-TIOL-292-HC-GUW-IT.doc Exemption u/s 10(26) - Revenue's ground is that the member of any scheduled community coming from outside the Sixth Schedule Area is not exempted - A member of a Scheduled Tribe notified in any tribal areas to be entitled to the benefit of exemption under section 10(26) provided - (a) he is residing in any other tribal area as described in the Table to paragraph 20; (b) the income which accrues to him must arise from any source in such area; and (c) the tribe to which he belongs is also recognised as a Scheduled Tribe in the other tribal area where he is residing in connection with his avocation - Matter remanded for fresh examination : HC;
2007-TIOL-291-HC-MAD-IT.doc
Assessee is a partner of a firm - Assessment completed by taking into account the share of loss from the firm - Revenue later rectified the assessment by invoking Sec 155 and attributed the share of loss as Nil - Such rectification is not permissible when the assessment not completed u/s 143(3) and more particularly, when the return of the firm was only lodged - Revenue's appeal dismissed :HC; |