Claim of expenditure in the revised return - Once, the assessee ...

Assessee can revise tax return to include missed expenditure claim; validity of claim takes priority over timing.

February 12, 2020

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Claim of expenditure in the revised return - Once, the assessee has realized that the claim was wrongly not made, the assessee has every right to revise the return indicating correct taxable income. What is to be examined is whether the claim of the assessee is correct or not but not whether the correct claim is filed with the original return or revised return.

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Claim of expenditure in the revised return - Once, the assessee ...

Assessee can revise tax return to include missed expenditure claim; validity of claim takes priority over timing.

February 12, 2020

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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