The Karnataka High Court addressed the estimation of 'pit ...

Tribunal's remand to reassess 'pit filling' expenses was justified. No substantial question of law arises.

Case Laws Income Tax

May 29, 2024

The Karnataka High Court addressed the estimation of 'pit filling' expenses. The CIT(Appeals) partially allowed the appeal by setting the pit filling expenses at Rs. 104 per ton. The Tribunal found the CIT(A)'s estimation baseless and directed the assessing officer to review it after giving the assessee a chance to be heard. The Court held that the revenue did not claim the Tribunal's decision was unreasonable. The Tribunal's order for reassessment did not favor either party. No significant legal issues arose from the Tribunal's decision.

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The Karnataka High Court addressed the estimation of 'pit ...

Tribunal's remand to reassess 'pit filling' expenses was justified. No substantial question of law arises.

Case Laws Income Tax

May 29, 2024

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