Addition of write off of inventory - assessee could not file any ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 2, 2023

Addition of write off of inventory - assessee could not file any evidence to prove that whether any report has been submitted to stock exchange and SEBI on this issue - Assessee has written off 100% inventory of cotton held and the value of said inventory is very high. When the assessee is taking such a drastic decisions which impacts its financial decision, it needs to report to the concerned authorities and also required to take approval from the Board of Directors and audit committee. - Additions confirmed - AT

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Addition of write off of inventory - assessee could not file any ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 2, 2023

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