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The CIT(A) partly allowed and restricted the addition on account ...


Tax tribunal deletes additions for commission expenses and non-genuine purchases for assessee's sister concern.

November 11, 2024

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The CIT(A) partly allowed and restricted the addition on account of commission expenses at 0.25% as compared to 2% adopted by the Assessing Officer. The coordinate bench of the Tribunal, in a similar case involving the assessee's sister concern, deleted the addition on account of non-genuine profit/loss in illiquid options and consequently also deleted the notional addition of commission u/s 69C. Following the same, the addition on account of commission expenses u/s 69C is deleted. Regarding the addition on account of non-genuine purchases, the coordinate bench of the Tribunal, in a similar case involving the assessee's sister concern, deleted the addition on account of non-genuine purchases. In the absence of contradictory material on facts and law, the addition on account of non-genuine purchases is also deleted, respectfully following the Tribunal's decision in the cited case.

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