Addition of fixed deposits and interest thereon in wife's name ...

Tribunal adjudicates on additions in block assessment; deletes wife's fixed deposits/jewelry, restricts marriage/personal expenses.

December 13, 2024

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Addition of fixed deposits and interest thereon in wife's name was deleted as the Revenue could not controvert that the deposits belonged to the assessee's wife from her marriage gift. Addition of silverware weighing 33 kgs was deleted as the assessee's wife owned these assets gifted by her father. Estimated marriage expenses were restricted to Rs. 3 lakhs instead of Rs. 5 lakhs estimated by AO. Personal drawings addition was limited to Rs. 2.7 lakhs for rental payments instead of Rs. 8.05 lakhs estimated by AO. Advance tax payments of Rs. 1.3 lakhs, foreign trip expenses, and bank deposits additions were upheld. Investment of Rs. 3 lakhs in Himalaya Benefit Fund and consequential interest of Rs. 4.77 lakhs were confirmed as undisclosed income. Additions based on materials from Enforcement Directorate regarding transponder hire charges of Rs. 2.24 crores, transponder hire facility payments, purchase of equipment abroad and Malaysian Ringgits were deleted as relatable to the company.

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Addition of fixed deposits and interest thereon in wife's name ...

Tribunal adjudicates on additions in block assessment; deletes wife's fixed deposits/jewelry, restricts marriage/personal expenses.

December 13, 2024

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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