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Non - Maintenance of Stock Register by Retailor, Income Tax

Issue Id: - 5022
Dated: 10-12-2012
By:- BAL KRISHAN GARG

Non - Maintenance of Stock Register by Retailor


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Dear All Members , I have a query regarding non - maintenance of stock register by a Retailor .

I have qualify the audit report that the assessee does not maintain stock register so it is not possible to give the quantitative details of the same . The assessee is the retailor and dealing in electrical and consumable goods ranging from Rs. 1 to Rs .5,000 /- and running a retail counter and its not possible to maintain the stock register for the assessee also . Assessee does valuation of its closing stock as on the last day of the financial year by taking physical inventory and convert the same into closing stock for the balance sheet purpose and value each item by multipling the quantity with its purchase price after deducting discount and vat .

The officer wants to add the opening stock as income only on the ground that the auditor had made qualifiy the report and silent regarding closing stock . Whether the officer can do so even after giving the list of physical inventory taken alongwith purchase invoices for valuation purpose already submitted with the department ?

I will be highly oblidge for the reply or suggestion .

Thanks

Regards

BAL KRISHAN GARG

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1 Dated: 16-12-2012
By:- prasenjit roy

Please Note that as per AS 2 on Inventory valuation, Valuation of closing stock is done on Retail method in case of Retailer. If you read As 2, I think your problem will be sold.


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