1983 (7) TMI 106

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..... o s. 145(1) was pressed before us. 2. The assessee is a partnership firm dealing in new bicycles and bicycle spare parts and accessories. It had disclosed a GP of 12.61% on gross sales of Rs. 14,82,590 for the asst. yr. 1976-77. On scrutiny of accounts the ITO found that the appellant does not do any stock taking at the close of the year and the figure of stock shown in the account is determined .....

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..... no reason why the assessee, whose major turnover involves purchase and sale of bicycles, should not have maintained a proper physical check on the stock so as to account for the correct closing stock. Then adverting to the assessee s effort to explain the low margin of profit on sales of new bicycles with reference to a detailed analysis of sales, the CIT (A) observed that "having confounded the .....

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..... otal turnover exceeding Rs. 14,83,000 is at 12.6% whereas in the cases of other dealers in bicycles and accessories in Bhopal the rate of G.P. of 9.5% is generally accepted. 5. The departmental representative Shri Shyamlal, on his part, relied on the orders of the ITO and the CIT (A). 6. We have considered the submissions and arguments put forth on behalf of the appellant in the light of the f .....

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