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Part I -- Applicable Accounting and Auditing Standards

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1. - Status and Applicability of Accounting Standards Issued by ICAI 2 >>   
           I. Non-Corporate Entities 2 >>   
Need for compliance of accounting standards by tax auditor 2 >>   
Classification of entities 2 >>   
Level of compliance 2 >>   
Accounting standards issued by ICAI as on 1-4-2020 3 >>   
Compliance with Accounting Standard where the organisation concerned is not involved in commercial, industrial or business activities 4 >>   
Table showing status and applicability of Accounting Standards as on 1-4-2020 4 >>   
Enterprises classified as Level I enterprise 7 >>   
Enterprises classified as Level II enterprise 7 >>   
Enterprises classified as Level III enterprise 7 >>   
Enterprises classified as level IV enterprises 8 >>   
Additional disclosure requirements 8 >>   
Applicability of Accounting Standards to Co-operative Societies 9 >>   
Applicability of AS-11 to authorised foreign exchange dealers 9 >>   
           II. Corporate Entities [For Period upto 31-3-2021] 9 >>   
           I. Applicability of Accounting Standards to Companies other than those following Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) 9 >>   
Accounting Standards applicable in their entirety to companies 9 >>   
Exemptions or Relaxations for SMCs as defined in the Notification dated 7th December, 2006, issued by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India 10 >>   
Criteria for classification of companies under the Companies (Accounting Standards) Rules, 2006 11 >>   
Instructions 12 >>   
           III. Corporate Entities [From 1-4-2021] 13 >>   
Enterprise 13 >>   
Small and Medium Sized Company -- Meaning of 13 >>   
Accounting Standards 14 >>   
Obligation to comply with Accounting Standards 14 >>   
Qualification for exemption or relaxation in respect of SMC 14 >>   
General instructions 14 >>   
2. - Standards on Auditing at a Glance 15 >>   
Introduction 15 >>   
Standards on Auditing 15 >>   
Standards an auditing issued by ICAI that may find applicability in the context of tax audit 17 >>   
Retention of working papers 19 >>   
3. - Valuation of Stock [AS-2 Issued by ICAI] 20 >>   
Relevance 20 >>   
Applicability 20 >>   
Definitions 20 >>   
Measurement of inventories 21 >>   
Cost of inventories 21 >>   
Costs of purchase 21 >>   
Costs of conversion 21 >>   
Other costs 22 >>   
Exclusions from the cost of inventories 22 >>   
Cost formulas 22 >>   
Techniques for the measurement of cost 23 >>   
Net realisable value 23 >>   
Disclosure 24 >>   
4. - Valuation of Stock -- Provision of Income Tax Act 25 >>   
Related provisions of the Income Tax Act 25 >>   
Recoverable duties and taxes -- Difference between AS-2 and section 145A 25 >>   

Part II -- Books of Accounts and Accounting for Income Tax

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5. - Maintenance of Books of Account -- Requirements Under Income Tax Law 28 >>   
Introduction 28 >>   
Books of account -- Meaning of [Section 2(12A)] 28 >>   
Maintenance of books by specified professions 28 >>   
Notified professions for the purposes of section 44AA(1) 28 >>   
Books required to be maintained by specified professionals 29 >>   
Prescribed books of account and duty of tax auditor if gross receipts exceed ₹1,50,000 29 >>   
Books required to be maintained 30 >>   
Additional books in case of medical profession 30 >>   
Form of daily case register [Rule 6F(3)] 31 >>   
Meaning of certain terms [Explanation to rule 6F] 31 >>   
Place where books of account should be kept [Rule 6F(4)] 31 >>   
Period for which books of account should be maintained [Rule 6F(5)] 32 >>   
Books required to be maintained by non-specified professionals and by person carrying on any business 32 >>   
Penalty for failure to keep or maintain books of account 32 >>   
Books of account do not include profits and loss account and balance sheet 33 >>   
No books prescribed by CBDT -- No default of assessee 33 >>   
‘Account’ -- Meaning of 33 >>   
6. - Accounting for Income Tax [Section 145] 34 >>   
Requirement of section 145 34 >>   
Income to be computed following either cash or mercantile system of accounting 34 >>   
Nature of section 145 34 >>   
Scope of section 145 35 >>   
Income to be determined with reference to method employed by the assessee 35 >>   
Difference between method of accounting 36 >>   
Mercantile system of accounting -- Explained 36 >>   
Provision for liability not deductible in case mercantile system of accounting followed 36 >>   
Interest on loan advanced forgone not taxable even under mercantile system of accounting 36 >>   
Cash system of accounting -- Explained 37 >>   
Income can be received in kind under cash system of accounting 37 >>   

Part III -- Chartered Accountants’ Obligations Vis-a-Vis Tax Audit

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7. - Who Can be Tax Auditor [As Per ICAI] 41 >>   
Who can be appointed an auditor under section 44AB 41 >>   
‘Accountant’ for the purpose of section 44AB means a Chartered Accountant [Circular No. 421, dt. 12-6-1985] 41 >>   
Who is authority for appointing tax auditor 41 >>   
Only Chartered Accountants can be tax auditor -- Apex Court view 42 >>   
Tax audit of assessee required to get accounts audited under any other law 42 >>   
Audit by a firm of Chartered Accountants 42 >>   
Statutory auditor or any Chartered Accountants in practice can do tax audit 42 >>   
Tax audit by Chartered Accountant engaged in part time Certificate of Practice 43 >>   
Chartered Accountant appointed as tax consultant can also function as tax auditor 43 >>   
Case of joint auditors 43 >>   
Case of branch audits 43 >>   
8. - Who Cannot be Appointed as Tax Auditor -- As per ICAI 43 >>   
Chartered Accountant responsible for writing or maintaining books of the assessee 43 >>   
Case of professional firm 44 >>   
Internal auditor 44 >>   
Statutory auditor not having been appointed 44 >>   
Auditor being either owner or partner or auditee 45 >>   
Partner or relative of auditor having substantial interest 45 >>   
Auditor being director in company auditee 45 >>   
Partner or relative of auditor being director in company and having substantial interest 45 >>   
Auditor being indebted to auditee 46 >>   
Tax auditor where different from statutory auditor 46 >>   
Tax auditor being relative of company director 46 >>   
9. - Restrictions by Income Tax Act on Chartered Accountants as to Signing of Tax Audit Reports 47 >>   
Who can be appointed as tax auditor 47 >>   
Who cannot be appointed auditor by particular assessees 47 >>   
Who cannot be appointed auditor by all assessees 47 >>   
Relative defined 48 >>   
Those not eligible to be auditor under section 141(3) of the Companies Act, 2013 48 >>   
10. - Fulfillment of Appointment Related Formalities in Tax Audit Cases 50 >>   
Obtaining from auditee appointment as tax auditor 50 >>   
Need of communication with the erstwhile auditor and mode of communication 51 >>   
Guidelines vis-a-vis acceptance of audit -- Appointment as Statutory auditor 54 >>   
Not to accept assignment where indebted to client 55 >>   
Where the member or his partner or relative is a director or in the employment of an Officer or an employee of the company 56 >>   
Members not to write books of account for auditee clients 57 >>   
Statutory auditor not to be the Internal Auditor simultaneously 57 >>   
Internal auditor not to be the tax auditor simultaneously 57 >>   
Internal auditor not to be the GST Auditor simultaneously 57 >>   
Cooling off period after completion of tenure as Director 57 >>   
Tax auditor to satisfy whether appointment is as per the statute 58 >>   
Appointment of an auditor when he is indebted to a concern 58 >>   
11. - Removal of Tax Auditor 59 >>   
Possibility of removal of tax auditor 59 >>   
Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit by ICAI 59 >>   
12. - Ceiling on Tax Audit Assignment 60 >>   
ICAI guidelines 60 >>   
Record of tax audit assignments to be kept by the auditor 61 >>   
No ceiling on number of tax audit cases in certain cases 62 >>   
Ceiling on firm of Chartered Accountants 62 >>   
Constitutional validity of Guidelines No. 1-CA(7)/02/2008, dated 8-8-2008, which mandates cap on number of audits to be done by chartered accountants -- Transfer of writ petition 63 >>   
13. - Code of Ethics and Tax Audit 63 >>   
ICAI Guidelines 63 >>   
Communication with previous auditor 63 >>   
Code of ethics to be followed 63 >>   
Independence of audit 63 >>   
Period during which independence is required 64 >>   
Communication with those charged with governance 65 >>   
General documentation of independence for audit and review engagements 65 >>   
Overdue fees 65 >>   
Financial interests held by the firm, a network firm, audit team members and others 66 >>   
Financial interests in an entity controlling an audit client 67 >>   
Financial interests held as trustees 67 >>   
Financial interests in common with the audit client 67 >>   
Financial interests received unintentionally 68 >>   
Financial interests -- Other circumstances 68 >>   
Loans and guarantees 69 >>   
Loans and guarantee with an audit client 70 >>   
Family relationship 70 >>   
Immediate family of an audit team member 70 >>   
Close family of an audit team member 71 >>   
Other close relationships of an audit team member 72 >>   
Relationships of partners and employees of the firm 72 >>   
Accounting and book keeping services 73 >>   
14. - Duties and Obligations of Tax Auditor 76 >>   
Obligations of tax auditor 76 >>   
Need for compliance with accounting standards issued by ICAI 76 >>   
Accounting practice as per AS 1 76 >>   
Compliance with accounting standard where the organisation concerned is not involved in commercial, industrial or business activities 77 >>   
Where accrual basis of accounting not followed 78 >>   
Correct audit procedures necessary 78 >>   
Duties of Chartered Accountant in case of taxation frauds by assessees 79 >>   
To affix UDIN 80 >>   
15. - Responsibilities of Tax Auditor 81 >>   
Auditors owe clear duties towards interested parties 81 >>   
Auditor must exercise reasonable care 81 >>   
Role of an auditor as judicially noticed 82 >>   
Auditor to satisfy himself that books of account show the true financial position 83 >>   
Auditor is responsible for proper check 83 >>   
Tax auditor owes duty towards department for his negligence 83 >>   
Furnishing of audit report within time limit 83 >>   
Tax authorities and assessee not bound to follow tax auditor’s opinion 84 >>   
Tax audit for first time to ensure compliance with SA 510 84 >>   
16. - Liabilities of Tax Auditor 84 >>   
Liability in respect of a highly debatable issue 84 >>   
Liability in respect of work done by qualified assistants 85 >>   
Liability under the code of conduct 85 >>   
Liability under Income Tax Act 85 >>   
17. - Safeguards for a Tax Auditor 86 >>   
Retention of working papers 86 >>   
No need to express true and fair view if statutory audit is done by another Chartered Accountant 86 >>   
Indication of extent of checking 87 >>   
Reliance upon report of internal auditor 87 >>   
Tests and checks relevant for audit of corporate assessee also relevant for non-corporate assessee 87 >>   
Test checks not be preferred in the absence of internal control 88 >>   
Refusal of assessee to co-operate with the auditor to be indicated 88 >>   
Auditor not to accept more than 60 tax audit assignments 89 >>   
18. - Furnishing of Tax Audit Report 89 >>   
Due date for completing audit and furnishing of audit report 89 >>   
Effect of extension of due date for furnishing return of income 90 >>   
Tax audit report to be filed electronically 90 >>   
Whether report of audit as per sections 44AD, 44ADA, 44AE, 44BB or 44BBB to be filed electronically 90 >>   
19. - Penalty for Furnishing Incorrect Information in Reports or Certificates 92 >>   
Who can levy penalty under section 271J 92 >>   
When penalty can be levied 92 >>   
Amount of penalty 92 >>   
No penalty where re-assessable cases is shares 92 >>   

Part IV -- Aspects Basic to Tax Audit

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20. - Requirement of Tax Audit 94 >>   
When is tax audit required to be done 94 >>   
Persons carrying on business required to get his accounts audited on compulsory basis 95 >>   
Effective limits for person carrying on business [From the assessment year 2021-22] 96 >>   
Inclusions/exclusions in receipts/expenditure 97 >>   
Different situations identified 97 >>   
Provisions illustrated 97 >>   
Section 44AB not dependent on accounting method employed 99 >>   
Tax audit requirement is for business income only 99 >>   
‘Account’ -- Meaning for section 44AB 99 >>   
Exemptions from tax audit 100 >>   
Inclusion of turnover from business referred to in section 44B or 44BBA in turnover referred to in section 44AB 100 >>   
Case of non-resident assessee 100 >>   
Case of persons required to get accounts audited under any other law 101 >>   
Tax audit necessary even where audit taking place under any other section of the Act 101 >>   
Scope of section 44AB 101 >>   
Board Circulars/Notification 102 >>   
21. - Tax Audit Requirement Where Assessee Having Only Exempt Income 103 >>   
ICAI’s opinion 103 >>   
Judicial opinion 103 >>   
Our opinion 104 >>   
22. - Presumptive Incomes and Tax Audit 105 >>   
Cases covered by sections 44AD and tax audit 105 >>   
Option to declare income as per section 44AD to be exercised continuously, audit requirements and requirements as to maintenance of books 106 >>   
Cases covered by section 44ADA 111 >>   
Cases covered by sections 44AE, 44BB, 44BBB and tax audit 111 >>   
Profits where claimed being lower than that deemed under presumptive taxation -- Tax audit becomes compulsory 113 >>   
Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) regarding presumptive income cases 113 >>   
23. - Sales, Turnover or Gross Receipts -- Generally 114 >>   
Sales, turnover or gross receipts as criteria for identifying tax audit case 114 >>   
What is scope and applicability of terms sales, turnover or gross receipts 114 >>   
Can the assessee claim that each one of the terms sales, turnover or gross receipts to be construed separately 114 >>   
Receipt of revenue nature are only covered by section 44AB 116 >>   
Whether purchases can be considered while computing turnover 116 >>   
Scope of the word profession for the purposes of section 44AB 117 >>   
Scope of the word profession when case covered by section 44ADA 117 >>   
Points to be considered while interpreting section 44AB 118 >>   
Meaning of sales and turnover 119 >>   
Sales turnover -- Scope of 120 >>   
Materiality of treatment in books 120 >>   
Treatment of write back of amount due to a creditor 121 >>   
Gross receipts -- Inclusions and exclusions 121 >>   
Gross receipts in case of professionals -- Treatment of out of pocket expenses 122 >>   
Case of professional carrying on business as well 123 >>   
Case of assessee carrying on several business activities 123 >>   
Proprietor having multiple businesses 123 >>   
Each year to be considered separately for turnover purpose 124 >>   
Treatment of entertainment tax 124 >>   
Many professional say that as per section 145A turnover shall include GST amount also -- Is it correct 124 >>   
Will section 43CA apply for determination of turnover 125 >>   
Business versus profession 126 >>   
Share broker -- Whether engaged in business or profession 127 >>   
Undisclosed sales cannot be added to turnover 127 >>   
Advances received by builder 128 >>   
24. - Sales, Turnover, Gross Receipts Under Particular Situations 129 >>   
Kachha Arahtia v. Pacca Arahtia 129 >>   
Business turnover below section 44AB limit, however, aggregate exceeding the limit in view of other receipts 131 >>   
Case of money lender 131 >>   
Case of non-residents 132 >>   
Case of exempt income (say, agricultural income) 132 >>   
Case of insurance agent 132 >>   
Case of a civil contractor 132 >>   
Advance received towards sale of flats 133 >>   
Case of finance business 133 >>   
Case of travel agent 133 >>   
Agency business 133 >>   
Case of chit funds 134 >>   
Leasing company/lease financing 137 >>   
Case of commission agent 137 >>   
Treatment of discounts, rebates, etc. while determining total turnover 138 >>   
Different businesses under different trade names 138 >>   
Two firms having same partners carrying on separate businesses 138 >>   
Hire purchase 139 >>   
Freight charged by the assessee from the different parties and paid to the individual truck owner 139 >>   
Case of person carrying on business of plying, hiring or leasing of goods carriage 140 >>   
Exclusion of receipts of business of plying/hiring of goods carriage for section 44AB monetary limit 141 >>   
Application of section 44AB is independent of method of accounting followed 142 >>   
Case of assessee engaged in providing accommodation entries to entry seekers against commission 142 >>   
Assessee being a charitable trust 142 >>   
Assessee being partner in a professional firm -- Income by way of salary exceeded the limit specified under section 44AB 142 >>   
25. - Securities Transactions and Tax Audit 143 >>   
Case of share broker 143 >>   
Transactions in shares, securities, and derivatives -- Determination of turnover 144 >>   
Turnover from derivative transactions -- How determined 145 >>   
Determination of turnover where assessee carried on business of derivatives/future and options 148 >>   
Transaction carried out through MCX 148 >>   
Assessee engaged in the business of commodity trading 149 >>   
26. - Running of Nursing Homes -- Whether Constitute Business or Profession 149 >>   
What is profession 149 >>   
Business versus profession 152 >>   
When professional can be said to be carrying on business 153 >>   
Nursing home carried on as private limited company -- Business or profession 153 >>   
Nursing home rendering one nature of service 154 >>   
Can running of nursing home/hospital constitute business activity 155 >>   
Income from pathological lab run by a non-medical person 156 >>   
Partnership firm running nursing home -- Business or profession 156 >>   
Summing up 156 >>   
27. - Case Studies on Tax Audit 158 >>   
Educational Institution -- Requirement regarding tax audit under section 44AB 158 >>   
Whether trusts are required to get accounts audited 159 >>   
Turnover exceeding ₹ 1 crore -- Total income below basic exemption limit 161 >>   
Tax audit -- Two businesses -- Single proprietorship -- Applicability of limit 161 >>   
Tax audit -- Rendering of consultancy regarding bank finance gross receipts, whether ₹ 50 lakhs or ₹ 1 crore 161 >>   
Tax audit -- Two businesses -- Single proprietorship -- Applicability of limit 162 >>   
Tax Audit -- Whether partner can audit accounts of same professional firm 163 >>   
Tax audit -- Assessee engaged in development of software -- Determination of turnover 163 >>   
Tax audit -- Doctor in radiology running scanning centre 164 >>   
Tax audit -- Total turnover -- Derivative transactions 166 >>   
Tax audit -- Transactions in shares 167 >>   
Tax Audit -- Voluminous nature of share transaction 168 >>   
Tax audit under section 44AB -- Turnover -- Determination where there is change of status 168 >>   
28. - Consequences of Failure to Get Accounts Audited 169 >>   
           I. Statutory Provisions 169 >>   
Penalty under section 271B 169 >>   
Penalty not to be imposed in certain cases 169 >>   
Penalty under section 271B -- When leviable 169 >>   
Amount of penalty 170 >>   
Nature of penalty under section 271B 170 >>   
When penalty leviable 170 >>   
Penalty whether imposable for technical reasons 171 >>   
Penalty is not mandatory 171 >>   
           II. Reasonable Cause as a Ground for Non-levy of Penalty 171 >>   
Reasonable cause -- Meaning 171 >>   
Absence of reasonable cause is sine qua non of penalty 171 >>   
Change of auditor 171 >>   
Non-finalisation of accounts of previous year 172 >>   
Illness of auditor 172 >>   
Illness of one of the partners 173 >>   
Technical breach not to invite penalty 174 >>   
Assessee pleading arrest of one director and illness of other 174 >>   
Delay in obtaining and filing of the tax audit report -- Assessee provided valid reasons for delay in obtaining and filing of the tax audit report 174 >>   
Illness of accountant of assessee 174 >>   
Ignorance of law 175 >>   
Partners not being well educated 175 >>   
Failure on part of government to appoint auditor 175 >>   
Default on part of counsel 175 >>   
Inordinate delay by statutory auditor 176 >>   
Delay in completion of statutory audit 176 >>   
Delay due to professional commitments of auditor 176 >>   
Default of assessee’s accountant 177 >>   
Delay in obtaining audit report under Companies Act 177 >>   
Seizure of books of account 177 >>   
Dispute with auditor 177 >>   
Statutory auditor not where appointed by competent authority 177 >>   
Non-appointment of auditor by government 177 >>   
Change of management in middle of previous year 177 >>   
Delay due to locational disadvantage 178 >>   
Assessee not aware of audit provisions 178 >>   
Signed audit report furnished before completion of assessment 178 >>   
Report available at time of assessment 178 >>   
Counsel busy in his activities 178 >>   
Branch office’s audit report not received in time 179 >>   
Belief that staff would file audit report 179 >>   
Bona fide belief as to non-applicability of section 44AB 179 >>   
Proprietor of three concerns filing return with audit report of one concern 179 >>   
Tax audit report obtained by due date but return filed after due date 180 >>   
Appointment of auditor was not in hands of assessee 180 >>   
Accountant left job 180 >>   
Bona fide belief that in view of Circular No. 452, tax audit not required 180 >>   
No satisfaction as to penalty recorded in assessment order 181 >>   
Family dispute 181 >>   
Bona fide belief that provisions of section 44AB not attracted 181 >>   
Inadvertent mistake in filing e-return 181 >>   
Non finalization of accounts of preceding years 181 >>   
Belief that receipts from sale of land not liable to tax audit 181 >>   
Audit triggered only after rejection of methodology of booking profit from project of books 181 >>   
Non-resident unaware of tax audit report by obtained by POA holder 182 >>   
Bad health of assessee due to which proper accounts not maintained 182 >>   
Loss educated assessee not aware of technicalities 182 >>   
Chartered Accountant handling tax matters not doing tax audit 182 >>   
No reasonable case established 182 >>   
Where assessee disclosed proper GP under section 44AD 182 >>   
Assessee under behalf that provisions of section 44AB were not applicable to it 182 >>   
Tax audit report to be filed by assessee for relevant year was filed belatedly -- Delay caused due to illness 183 >>   
Applicability of rule regarding e-filing of report -- Delayed filing of Audit along with return under section 139(4) 183 >>   
Replacement of net profit rate declared by assessee without alleging any difficulty in doing assessment in absence of audit report 183 >>   
Assessee obtained audit report prior to due date of filing of the return but did not attach it alongwith return 183 >>   
Tax audit report not filed by civil contractor -- No format of books prescribed 183 >>   
Assessee not attached tax audit report under section 44AB along with return of income 184 >>   
Delayed filing of tax audit report online -- No mala fide on assessee’s part 184 >>   
Virus in computer system 184 >>   
Assessee’s accounts audited belatedly 184 >>   
Non-submission of audit report in terms of section 44AB within prescribed time limit 184 >>   
Delay in filing tax audit report -- Change of old software 184 >>   
Not filing tax audit report within due date specified under the Act -- Technical glitch in e-portal provided for uploading tax audit report 184 >>   
Failure to produce books of account and audit report under section 44AB -- Books not maintained by assessee but produced audit report 185 >>   
Delay in filing of tax audit report -- Not due to the fault of auditor 185 >>   
Where there was a delay in completion of statutory audit report 185 >>   
Where assessee adopted percentage completion method 185 >>   
           III. Penalty Where Held Justified 185 >>   
Where books not audited 185 >>   
Where contradictory stand taken by assessee in establishing reasonable cause 185 >>   
Assessee misrepresenting that it did not maintain any accounts 186 >>   
Absence of reasonable cause 186 >>   
Contravention of section 44AB -- Bar of limitation for imposing penalties 186 >>   
Bogus audit report furnished for getting a bank loan showing fake turnover -- Imposition of 186 >>   
Assessee failed to get his accounts audited and failed to furnish report thereof to AO -- Imposition of 187 >>   
           IV. Penalty Where Held Not Justified 187 >>   
Where income exempt 187 >>   
Income exempt under section 80P 187 >>   
Assessee’s income not liable to tax 187 >>   
Effect of granting registration under section 12A 187 >>   
Interest receipts not where part of total turnover 187 >>   
Commission income not exceeding specified limit 188 >>   
Turnover exceeding limit due to additional sales disclosed on the basis of seized material 188 >>   
Tax audit report filed on the basis of unaudited accounts 188 >>   
Audit report where submitted within extended time fixed by CBDT 188 >>   
Form No. 3CD not accompanied by audited trading, profit and loss account and balance sheets 188 >>   
Audit report where filed with belated return 189 >>   
Bona fide belief that income was below taxable limit 189 >>   
Where books not maintained at all 189 >>   
Accounts audited in accordance with company law and penalty proceedings initiated under section 271A 190 >>   
Where accounts of co-operative society not got audited under bona fide belief 190 >>   
Net receipts below specified limit 190 >>   
Audit report filed during reassessment proceedings 191 >>   
Tax audit report where filed with return in response to notice under section 153C 191 >>   
Major income by government grant 191 >>   
Filing audit report under Companies Act, 1956 but no separate report in Form 3CA 191 >>   
Furnishing of audit report in wrong form 191 >>   
Non-obtaining of prior approval of Jt. CIT while imposing penalty 192 >>   
Audit report not where filed with income tax return 192 >>   
           V. Validity of Penalty Order 192 >>   
Absence of signature of assessing officer 192 >>   
Penalty levied after completion of assessment 192 >>   
Penalty leviable even if assessment order not passed 192 >>   

Part V -- Tax Audit Preparation

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29. - Format of Financial Statements in Case of Non-Corporate Assessee 194 >>   
Format of financial statements 194 >>   
Responsibility for maintenance of account books on assessee 194 >>   
Proper books and accounts -- Meaning of 194 >>   
Prescribed forms by the ICAI 194 >>   
Recommended form of Financial Statements for Non-corporate trading Entities 195 >>   
Recommended form of Financial Statements for Non-corporate manufacturing entities 200 >>   
30. - Audit Engagement Letter and Management Representation Letter 205 >>   
Format of Audit Engagement Letter 205 >>   
Management Representation Letter -- Overall Audit 209 >>   
31. - Declarations, Representations, Certificates, Etc., to be Taken From Auditee 211 >>   
Prologue 211 >>   
           I. Declarations/Disclosures to be Obtained 211 >>   
Disclosures particularly relevant to partnership firm/LLP 211 >>   
Declaration in case of proprietorships 212 >>   
Declaration as to books of account and method of accounting 212 >>   
           II. Management Representation as to Various Clauses of Form No. 3CD 213 >>   
Clause 4 213 >>   
Clause 10(b) 213 >>   
Clause 14 213 >>   
Clause 15 213 >>   
Clause 16 213 >>   
Clause 17 214 >>   
Clause 18 214 >>   
Clause 19 214 >>   
Clause 20(a) 214 >>   
Clause 21(a) 214 >>   
Clause 21(c) 214 >>   
Clause 21(d) 214 >>   
Clause 21(g) 215 >>   
Clause 22 215 >>   
Clause 23 215 >>   
Clause 25 215 >>   
Clause 26 215 >>   
Clause 27(a) 215 >>   
Clause 28 215 >>   
Clause 29 216 >>   
Clause 29A 216 >>   
Clause 29B 216 >>   
Clause 30 216 >>   
Clause 30A 216 >>   
Clause 30B 216 >>   
Clause 31 216 >>   
Clause 35 217 >>   
Clause 36A 217 >>   
Clause 41 217 >>   
Clause 43 217 >>   
           III. Certificates Required to be Taken 217 >>   

Part VI -- Nature of Reporting, Check Lists and Common Errors in Reporting

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32. - Nature of Reporting in Form No. 3CD 220 >>   
33. - Check Lists for Filling Up Form No. 3CD 240 >>   
Clause No. 1 of Form No. 3CD : Name of assessee 240 >>   
Clause No. 2 of Form No. 3CD -- Address of assessee 241 >>   
Clause No. 3 of Form No. 3CD : PAN/Aadhaar 241 >>   
Clause No. 4 of Form No. 3CD: Indirect tax registration 241 >>   
Clause No. 5 of Form No. 3CD : Status shall be mentioned 242 >>   
Clause No. 6 of Form No. 3CD : Previous year 242 >>   
Clause No. 7 of Form No. 3CD : Assessment year 242 >>   
Clause No. 8 of Form No. 3CD : Applicable clause of section 44AB 242 >>   
Clause 8A of Form No. 3CD : Option for section 115BA/115BAA/115BAB/115BAC/ 115BAD 242 >>   
Clause No. 9 of Form No. 3CD : Firm or AOP 243 >>   
Clause No. 10 of Form No. 3CD : Nature of business or profession 243 >>   
Clause No. 11 of Form No. 3CD : Books of account 244 >>   
Clause No. 12 of Form No. 3CD : Presumptive incomes 245 >>   
Clause No. 13 of Form No. 3CD : Method of accounting and ICDS 245 >>   
Clause No. 14 of Form No. 3CD : Valuation of stock 246 >>   
Clause No. 15 of Form No. 3CD : Conversion of capital asset into stock-in-trade 248 >>   
Clause No. 16(a) of Form No. 3CD : Amounts not credited to profit and loss account -- Incomes falling under section 28 248 >>   
Clause No. 16(b) of Form No. 3CD : Amounts not credited to profit and loss account -- proforma credits/drawbacks/refund of duties of customs or excise or GST 249 >>   
Clause No. 16(c) of Form No. 3CD : Amounts not credited to profit and loss account -- Escalation claims 249 >>   
Clause No. 16(d) of Form No. 3CD -- Amounts not credited to profit and loss account -- Any other income 250 >>   
Clause No. 16(e) of Form No. 3CD -- Amounts not credited to profit and loss account -- Capital receipts 250 >>   
Clause No. 17 of Form No. 3CD -- Land or building or both transferred during the previous year 251 >>   
Clause No. 18 of Form No. 3CD -- Depreciation 251 >>   
Clause No. 19 of Form No. 3CD -- Business deduction 253 >>   
Clause No. 20(a) of Form No. 3CD -- Bonus or commission to employees 254 >>   
Clause No. 20(b) of Form No. 3CD -- ESI/PF from employees 255 >>   
Clause No. 21(a) of Form No. 3CD -- Capital expenditure 255 >>   
Clause No. 21(a) of Form No. 3CD -- Personal expenditure 256 >>   
Clause No. 21(a) of Form No. 3CD -- Advertisement expenses 257 >>   
Clause No. 21(a) of Form No. 3CD -- Expenditure incurred at clubs 257 >>   
Clause No. 21(a) of Form No. 3CD -- Penalty or fine 258 >>   
Clause No. 21(b) of Form No. 3CD -- Amounts disallowable under section 40(a) 258 >>   
Clause 21(c) of Form No. 3CD -- Interest, salary, bonus, commission or remuneration to the partners of the firm or AoP 261 >>   
Clause 21(d) of Form No. 3CD. -- Payment in excess of limits specified under section 40A(3) 262 >>   
Clause No. 21(e) of Form No. 3CD -- Provision for gratuity 263 >>   
Clause 21(f) of Form No. 3CD -- Payments hit by section 40A(9) 264 >>   
Clause 21(g) of Form No. 3CD -- Contingent liabilities 265 >>   
Clause 21(h) of Form No. 3CD -- Disallowance under section 14A 265 >>   
Clause 21(i) of Form No. 3CD -- Disallowance under section 36(1)(iii) 265 >>   
Clause 22 of Form No. 3CD. -- Payments to MSME 266 >>   
Clause 23 of Form No. 3CD -- Payment to relatives 266 >>   
Clause 24 of Form No. 3CD -- Deemed profits under section 32AC or under section 32AD, 33AB, 33ABA or 33AC 267 >>   
Clause 25 of Form No. 3CD -- Profits chargeable under section 41 268 >>   
Clause 26 of Form No. 3CD -- Payment hit by section 43B 269 >>   
Clause 27(a) of Form No. 3CD -- CEVAT Credit 270 >>   
Clause 27(b) of Form No. 3CD -- Prior period expenditure/income 271 >>   
Clause 28 of Form No. 3CD 271 >>   
Clause 29 of Form No. 3CD -- Receipt referred to in section 56(2)(viib) 272 >>   
Clause 29A of Form No. 3CD -- Forfeiture of advances 272 >>   
Clause 29B of Form No. 3CD -- Receipt of movable/immovable property or money 272 >>   
Clause 30 of Form No. 3CD -- Money borrowed on hundi 274 >>   
Clause 30A of Form No. 3CD -- Prima facie adjustment to transfer price 274 >>   
Clause 30B of Form No. 3CD -- Interest limitation 275 >>   
Clause 30C of Form No. 3CD -- General Anti Avoidance Rules 275 >>   
Clause 31 of Form No. 3CD -- Loan/advance/specified sum 275 >>   
Clause 32 of Form No. 3CD -- Brought forward losses 277 >>   
Clause 33 of Form No. 3CD -- Deductions allowable 280 >>   
Clause 34 of Form No. 3CD -- TDS/TCS compliance 281 >>   
Clause 35 of Form No. 3CD -- Stock details 282 >>   
Clause 36A of Form No. 3CD -- Deemed dividends 283 >>   
Clause 37 of Form No. 3CD -- Cost Audit 284 >>   
Clause 38 of Form No. 3CD -- Excise Audit 284 >>   
Clause 39 of Form No. 3CD -- Service Tax Audit 284 >>   
Clause 40 of Form No. 3CD -- Financial Ratios 284 >>   
Clause 41 of Form No. 3CD -- Demand and refunds under tax laws 285 >>   
Clause 42 of Form No. 3CD -- Statement in Form No. 61/61A/61B 285 >>   
Clause 43 of Form No. 3CD -- Report under section 286 285 >>   
Clause 44 of Form No. 3CD -- GST details 285 >>   
34. - Commonly Found Errors In Reporting by Auditors 286 >>   
           I. Reporting in Form No. 3CA/3CB/3CD 286 >>   
Non-inclusion of scope para in Form No. 3CB 286 >>   
Requirement to give reasons for qualification or negative answer 287 >>   
Reporting in Form No. 3CA/3CB where any query in Form No. 3CD is answered in negative 287 >>   
Reporting under clause 3(a) of Form No. 3CB 287 >>   
Difference of opinion under clause(s) of Form No. 3CD and report in Form No. 3CB 287 >>   
Reporting inconsistencies in Form No. 3CD 288 >>   
Which form to be filed if a new company is incorporated on or after 1-1-2021 but upto 31-3-2021 288 >>   
           II. Errors in Reporting in Form No. 3CD 289 >>   
Clause 4 289 >>   
Clause 8 289 >>   
Clause 11 289 >>   
Clause 14 289 >>   
Clause 16(e) 289 >>   
Clause 17 290 >>   
Clause 20(b) 290 >>   
Clause 21(b) 290 >>   
Clause 22 291 >>   
Clause 23 291 >>   
Clause 31 291 >>   

Part VII -- Conducting Tax Audit

293 >>   
35. - Conducting Tax Audit and Reporting 294 >>   
Planning for tax audit 294 >>   
Points to be considered in case of first audit 294 >>   
Time limit for conducting tax audit 294 >>   
Form required for reporting 295 >>   
Where accounts audited under any other law 295 >>   
Person carrying on business and profession both 295 >>   
Person whose accounting year is different from financial year 295 >>   
Where accounts of the assessee reopened/revised 296 >>   
Accounting year different from the previous year -- Form of audit report 296 >>   
Accommodating views of assessee in audit report 297 >>   
Stock records not maintained -- Qualification called for 297 >>   
36. - Reporting in Form No. 3CA 297 >>   
Applicability of Form No. 3CA 297 >>   
Analysis of Form No. 3CA 297 >>   
Tax auditor where different from statutory auditor 298 >>   
Duty of tax auditor 298 >>   
Submission of membership No. by auditor 298 >>   
Assessee having multiple branches 299 >>   
Assessee having branches outside India 299 >>   
Requirement to give reasons for qualification or negative answer 299 >>   
Reporting in Form No. 3CA/3CB where any query in Form No. 3CD is answered in negative 300 >>   
Reporting against clause 21(d) and Form No. 3CA/3CB 300 >>   
Reporting against clause 31 and Form No. 3CA/3CB 300 >>   
Which form to be filed if a new company is incorporated on or after 1-1-2021 but upto 31-3-2021 300 >>   
Case of LLP 301 >>   
Where trust books are to be audited 302 >>   
37. - Reporting in Form No. 3CB 302 >>   
Applicability of Form No. 3CB 302 >>   
Analysis of Form No. 3CB 302 >>   
Reporting about details as to branches 303 >>   
Reporting under clause 3(a) of Form No. 3CB 303 >>   
Difference of opinion under clause(s) of Form No. 3CD and report in Form No. 3CB 304 >>   
Assessee not required to get accounts audited under any other law but having branches 304 >>   
Audit report in respect of one or more businesses but books of other businesses not produced as not required to be audited 304 >>   
Reporting against clause 21(d) and Form No. 3CA/3CB 305 >>   
Reporting against clause 31 and Form No. 3CA/3CB 305 >>   
Reporting in Form No. 3CB and applicability of SA-700 305 >>   
Submission of membership No. by auditor 306 >>   
Comparative study of Forms 3CA and 3CB 306 >>   
38. - Reporting in Form No. 3CD 306 >>   
Requirement for filing Form No. 3CD 306 >>   
Analysis of Form No. 3CD 307 >>   
Tax auditor to get particulars authenticated by assessee and rely on judicial opinions and Institute’s opinion 307 >>   
Important considerations for tax auditor 307 >>   
Relevance of Form 3CD 308 >>   
Reporting inconsistencies 308 >>   
Sample qualifications in Form No. 3CD 309 >>   
Revision of Form No. 3CD 310 >>   

Part VIII -- Form No. 3CD -- Clausewise Reporting Requirements & Safeguards for Auditor

311 >>   
39. - Name of Assessee [Clause 1] 312 >>   
           I. Requirements of Clause No. 1 312 >>   
Requirements of clause No. 1 312 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 312 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 312 >>   
In case of individual/proprietorship concern 312 >>   
In case of firm/LLP 312 >>   
In case of AOP/BOI 312 >>   
In case of company 312 >>   
In case of society 312 >>   
           III. Documentation 312 >>   
           IV. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit under section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 312 >>   
40. - Address of Assessee [Clause 2] 313 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 2 313 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 2 313 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 313 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 313 >>   
Non-corporate assessee 313 >>   
Corporate assessee/LLP 313 >>   
Address of HUF proprietor 313 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 313 >>   
           IV. Documentation 314 >>   
41. - Permanent Account or Aadhaar Number of Assessee [Clause 3] 314 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 3 314 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 3 314 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 314 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 314 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 314 >>   
           IV. Documentation 314 >>   
42. - Details as to Indirect Tax Registration [Clause 4] 315 >>   
           I. Requirement of clause No. 4 315 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 4 315 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 315 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 315 >>   
Duty of auditor 315 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 316 >>   
           IV. Extracts from Implementation Guide issued by ICAI 317 >>   
           V. Documentation 317 >>   
43. - Status of the Assessee [Clause 5] 317 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 5 317 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 5 317 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 318 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 318 >>   
           III. Background Material 318 >>   
Person [Section 2(31)] 318 >>   
           IV. Documentation 319 >>   
44. - Previous Year [Clause 6] 319 >>   
           I. Requirement of clause No. 6 319 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 6 319 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 319 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 319 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 320 >>   
           IV. Background Material 320 >>   
Previous year [Section 3] 320 >>   
45. - Assessment Year [Clause 7] 321 >>   
           I. Requirement of clause No. 7 321 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 7 321 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 321 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 321 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 321 >>   
           IV. Background Material 321 >>   
Assessment year [Section 2(9)] 321 >>   
46. - Clause of Section 44AB Applicable [Clause 8] 321 >>   
           I. Requirement of clause No. 8 321 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 8 321 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 322 >>   
           II. Deciding about Relevant Clause of Section 44AB 322 >>   
           III. Reporting Requirements 322 >>   
           IV. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 323 >>   
47. - Opting by Assessee for New Tax Regime [Clause 8A] 323 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 8A 323 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 8A 323 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 323 >>   
           III. Interplay with Other Clauses of Form No. 3CD to be taken Care of 324 >>   
           IV. Deciding about the Applicable Option 325 >>   
Lower rate of tax on certain domestic manufacturing companies [Section 115BA] 325 >>   
Tax at 22% for certain domestic companies [Section 115BAA] 325 >>   
Reduced tax rate at 15% for newly formed certain domestic manufacturing companies [Section 115BAB] 327 >>   
New taxation regime for individual/HUF [Section 115BAC] 329 >>   
New taxation regime for resident Co-operative Societies [Section 115BAD] 334 >>   
48. - Details About Firm or Association of Persons [Clause 9] 336 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 9 336 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 9 336 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 336 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 336 >>   
Firm -- Meaning 336 >>   
Applicability of clause No. 9 to LLPs 336 >>   
Clause 9(a) 336 >>   
Clause 9(b) 336 >>   
Importance of query 337 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 337 >>   
Information about firm/AOP 337 >>   
Change in partners/their profit sharing ratio 338 >>   
Profit sharing ratio will include loss but not remuneration, etc. 338 >>   
Verification of the particulars regarding clause 9(b) 338 >>   
Non-determinability of shares of members of an AOP 338 >>   
49. - Nature of Business [Clause 10] 338 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 10 338 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 10 338 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 339 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 339 >>   
Clause 10(a) 339 >>   
Reporting under clause 10(a) 339 >>   
Clause 10(b) 340 >>   
Reporting under clause 10(b) 340 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 341 >>   
As to nature of business 341 >>   
As to change in the nature of business 341 >>   
As to enquiry regarding change of nature of business 341 >>   
As to restructuring of business 342 >>   
50. - Books of Account [Clause 11] 342 >>   
           I. Requirements of Clause No. 11 342 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 11 and requirement under e-filing portal 342 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 342 >>   
Reporting requirements 342 >>   
Auditor’s responsibility vis-a-vis books of account 343 >>   
Case of company 343 >>   
Manner of books of account to be kept in electronic mode 344 >>   
Case of LLP 345 >>   
Where stock register not maintained 346 >>   
Examined versus maintained 346 >>   
           III. Extracts from ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 346 >>   
Three types of books required to be stated 346 >>   
Multiple activities carried on by assessee 346 >>   
Placing appropriate identification marks on books of account 347 >>   
Auditor’s duty as to books maintained 347 >>   
Books generated by computer system 347 >>   
Address at which books are maintained 347 >>   
Reference to supporting evidence need be made -- Books of account examined would constitute the books of original entry and the other books of account 348 >>   
           IV. Background Material 348 >>   
Books of account -- Meaning 348 >>   
No books prescribed for business and non-specified profession 348 >>   
Specified professions and books of accounts 348 >>   
Additional reporting in case of medical professional 349 >>   
Requirement as to maintenance of books of account in case of business and non-specified profession 349 >>   
Books of account maintained 350 >>   
Books of account and relevant documents examined 350 >>   
Books of account do not include profit and loss account, etc. 351 >>   
Case of assessee carrying on business 351 >>   
Requirement regarding maintenance of books of account by assessee covered by section 44AD and get them audited 351 >>   
51. - Presumptive Incomes [Clause 12] 351 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 12 351 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 12 351 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 352 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 352 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 352 >>   
Relevant business 352 >>   
Amount to be mentioned under clause 12 353 >>   
Three different situations identified 353 >>   
Assessee opting against presumptive taxation 354 >>   
Maintenance of basic records advised for 354 >>   
Where section 44AE applies 354 >>   
Where Chapter XII-G applies 355 >>   
           IV. Background Material 355 >>   
Where profits lower than that deemed but audit report filed belatedly -- Whether assessee looses option to claim lower profits 355 >>   
Presumptive scheme for all businesses except business of hiring, leasing or carriage of goods carriage [Section 44AD] 356 >>   
Presumptive income scheme for professionals [Section 44ADA] 362 >>   
Profits and gains of business of plying, hiring or leasing goods carriages [Section 44AE] 363 >>   
Computation of profits and gains of shipping business of non-resident [Section 44B] 366 >>   
Computation of profits and gains in connection with business of exploration, etc. of mineral oils [Section 44BB] 368 >>   
Computation of profits and gains of business of aircraft operation by non-residents [Section 44BBA] 375 >>   
Computation of profits and gains of foreign companies engaged in certain turnkey projects [Section 44BBB] 376 >>   
Tonnage tax scheme 379 >>   
First schedule to Act 385 >>   
52. - Method of Accounting [Clauses 13(a) to 13(c)] 386 >>   
           I. Requirements of Clause No. 13(a) to 13(c) 386 >>   
Requirements of clauses Nos. 13(a) to 13(c) and requirement e-filing portal 386 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 386 >>   
Reporting about method of accounting employed 386 >>   
Reasonable checks for determining change of accounting system 387 >>   
Changes expected to have material future effect 387 >>   
Change in method of accounting to be disclosed 387 >>   
Reporting requirements when previous years’ accounts were not audited 387 >>   
Revaluation of depreciable assets 388 >>   
Change in accounting policy 388 >>   
Change in method of valuation of stock -- Whether change in method of accounting 388 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB [Revised 2014 Edition] 388 >>   
Change in method of accounting and its reporting 388 >>   
Change in accounting policy and its impact 388 >>   
Applying reasonable checks to ascertain change in method of accounting 388 >>   
Income Computation and Disclosure Standards 388 >>   
           IV. Background Material 389 >>   
Section 145 and its requirements 389 >>   
Method of accounting employed [Clause 13(a)] 389 >>   
Method of accounting in case of companies 389 >>   
Method of accounting in case of LLP 389 >>   
Withdrawal of cash from an account does not amount to keeping accounts according to cash system of accounting 390 >>   
Presumption as to cash system of accounting 390 >>   
Assessee can adopt any recognised method of accounting 390 >>   
Change in method of accounting [Clauses 13(b) and 13(c)] 391 >>   
Scope of section 145 limited to cash/accrual system of accounting 391 >>   
53. - Income Computation and Disclosure Standards [Clauses 13(d) to 13(f)] 392 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 13(d) to 13(f) 392 >>   
Requirement of clause nos. 13(d) to 13(f) and requirement of e-filing portal 392 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 392 >>   
Clause 13(d) 392 >>   
Clause 13(e) 392 >>   
Clause 13(f) 392 >>   
           III. Background Material 393 >>   
ICDS : An Overview 393 >>   
ICDS I : Accounting Policies 393 >>   
ICDS II : Valuation of Inventories 394 >>   
ICDS III : Construction Contracts 398 >>   
ICDS IV : Revenue Recognition 403 >>   
ICDS V : Tangible Fixed Assets 406 >>   
ICDS VI : The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates 409 >>   
ICDS VII : Government Grants 411 >>   
ICDS VIII : Securities 413 >>   
ICDS IX : Borrowing Costs 415 >>   
ICDS X : Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets 419 >>   
54. - Illustrative Disclosures under ICDS 422 >>   
Illustrative disclosures under ICDS 422 >>   
55. - Method of Valuation of Closing Stock [Clause 14(a)] 428 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 14 428 >>   
Requirements of clause no. 14 and requirements under e-filing portal 428 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 429 >>   
Method of valuation of closing stock -- Clause 14(a) 429 >>   
Requirement to obtain statement from auditee 429 >>   
Where stock register not maintained 429 >>   
Interplay with clause 11 429 >>   
Method of valuation for different items may also be stated 429 >>   
Auditor to study the procedure applied for taking inventory 430 >>   
Method of valuation of closing stock to result in determining correct profits 430 >>   
Method of valuation to be followed consistently 430 >>   
Change in method of valuation of stock 430 >>   
Deviation in method of valuation of closing stock vis-a-vis method pre-scribed under section 145A 431 >>   
           III. Background Material 432 >>   
Scope of the term closing stock used in clause 14(a) 432 >>   
Method of Valuation of Stock [Clause 14(a)] 433 >>   
Assessee can follow any of the available methods 433 >>   
Method prescribed under section 145A 433 >>   
Method of valuation of stock as per AS-2 433 >>   
Valuation of Inventory and AS-2 as Issued by ICAI 434 >>   
Valuation of Inventory [Clause 14(b)] 434 >>   
Conflict between AS-2 and 145A and its resolution 434 >>   
Accounting treatment for State Level VAT 436 >>   
Conflict between valuation of inventory as per section 145A and AS-2 vis-a-vis State Level VAT 437 >>   
           IV. Exclusvive v. Inclusive Method -- Effect on Profits 441 >>   
Scope of adjustments under section 145A 441 >>   
Inclusive versus exclusive method of accounting explained 442 >>   
From the provisions of section 145A 442 >>   
Supreme court decisions 444 >>   
Conclusion 446 >>   
           V. Relevant Case Law 446 >>   
           A. Principles Regarding Stock Valuation 446 >>   
Valuation of stock is to be made on the last day of the accounting year 446 >>   
Method to be in accordance with well accepted accounting principles 446 >>   
Year for the purposes of valuation of stock should be a period of 365 days 447 >>   
Adjustment made in value of closing stock and effect on value of opening stock 447 >>   
Closing stock to be taken as opening stock of the next year 447 >>   
Two different methods cannot be used for valuing closing stock 447 >>   
Valuation accepted by sales tax authorities -- Effect of 447 >>   
Method of valuation of closing stock regularly employed -- Resulting in having notional profits to be rejected 447 >>   
Deduction of notional brokerage 448 >>   
Adjustment to effect both opening and closing stock 448 >>   
Applicability on inventory, i.e., opening stock and closing stock as well as on both purchases and sales 448 >>   
Valuation on cost or net realizable value -- Whether change was bona fide 448 >>   
Work-in-progress valued by ascertaining and accumulating direct cost and other identifiable expenses and adding same to realizable profit as on 31st March having due regard to progress of relevant job 448 >>   
           B. Valuation Under Particular Circumstances 449 >>   
Valuation of stock inherited 449 >>   
Treatment of foreign exchange fluctuation 449 >>   
Goods where saleable in foreign market only 449 >>   
Subsidy yet to be received from the government 449 >>   
Treatment of bonus paid to employees 449 >>   
Closing stock lying at quarry 449 >>   
Goods where of inferior quality 449 >>   
Valuation of goods meant for export 450 >>   
Valuation of stock of uncleared goods 450 >>   
Treatment of cess in the value of closing stock 450 >>   
Inclusion of warranty amount 450 >>   
Case of fall in gross profit rate 450 >>   
Valuation using average prices 450 >>   
Valuation of stock of garments which allegedly became out of fashion 450 >>   
Assessee engaged in trading and manufacture of gold ornaments 451 >>   
Method to be in accordance with well accepted accounting principles 451 >>   
Treatment of outright freight on manufactured goods 451 >>   
Addition towards interest attributable to bringing inventory to its present location 451 >>   
Alleged under valuation of assessee's construction project -- Enhancement of cost on part of assessee not established by revenue 451 >>   
Project Completion Method' or 'Percentage Completion Method' -- Assessee engaged in business of real estate 452 >>   
Valuation of closing stock -- On the basis of future sale price of product 452 >>   
Inclusion of expenses towards customs duty and clearing charges in closing stock 452 >>   
           C. Treatment of Excise Duty/Customs Duty 452 >>   
Excise duty on stock not cleared from factory 452 >>   
Exclusive method of valuation and effect of section 43B 452 >>   
Gross or net method of Modvat now Cenvat credit what is applicable while valuing closing stock? 453 >>   
Inclusion of unutilized Modvat credit 453 >>   
Treatment of MODVAT in valuation 455 >>   
Treatment of customs duty on imported raw materials 455 >>   
Customs duty not includible in valuation of closing stock 455 >>   
Non-inclusion of excise duty and customs duty 456 >>   
Excise Duty not paid for valuing closing stock of finished goods 456 >>   
Unutilized CENVAT credit shown in balance sheet 456 >>   
AO made disallowance of unutilized balance of VAT and service tax 456 >>   
Valuation of closing stock -- Excise duty 456 >>   
AO made addition of unutilized CENVAT 456 >>   
Unutilized modvat credit -- Adjustment to closing stock 457 >>   
Exclusive method of accounting -- Non-inclusion of Excise/VAT 457 >>   
Alleged under valuation of equity shares held as closing stock 457 >>   
Over-valuation of closing stock on account of non-inclusion of excise duty 457 >>   
Assessee maintaining accounts exclusive of excise duty 457 >>   
Treatment of excise duty on finished goods lying in stock 457 >>   
Exclusive method to account for excise duty 457 >>   
Assessee following exclusive method -- Assessee giving effect to provisions of section 145A in computation of income 458 >>   
Unutilised Cenvat credit -- Exclusive v. Inclusive method 458 >>   
Treatment of differential Cenvat credit -- System of accounting 458 >>   
Assessee having followed inclusive method to account for sales and stock of finished goods 458 >>   
Inclusive v. Exclusive method 458 >>   
Assessee not having included excise duty liability 459 >>   
Treatment of excise duty and VAT -- Exclusive method of inventory 459 >>   
Exclusion of CENVAT credit 459 >>   
Exclusive vis-a-vis inclusive method of accounting 459 >>   
Addition on account of un-utilized CENVAT credit -- Exclusive v. Inclusive method 459 >>   
CENVAT credits treatment 459 >>   
Valuation of closing stock -- AO included excise duty 459 >>   
Assessee following exclusive method -- Addition of difference of opening and closing amount of CENVAT credit 460 >>   
           D. Business Reorganisations 460 >>   
Valuation of stock of a firm in liquidation 460 >>   
Stock taken over from amalgamating company 460 >>   
Opening stock of erstwhile firm 461 >>   
Transfer of business as going concern 461 >>   
Dissolved firm taken over by reconstituted firm 461 >>   
Valuation of stock where business of firm did not cease on death of partner 461 >>   
Closing stock to be valued at lower of cost or market value where surviving partner continues the business 461 >>   
Conversion of firm into private limited company 462 >>   
Where proprietary business converted into partnership business 463 >>   
Dissolution where had taken place on death of one of the partners 464 >>   
Customs duty payable on raw-material imported but not cleared 464 >>   
           E. Service Contracts 464 >>   
Applicability of provision of section 145A to service contract 464 >>   
56. - Conversion of Capital Asset into Stock-in-Trade [Clause 15] 465 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 15 465 >>   
Requirements of Clause No. 15 and requirement under e-filing portal 465 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 465 >>   
Nature of inquiry 465 >>   
Report of capital gain not required 465 >>   
Description of capital asset 465 >>   
Date of acquisition 465 >>   
Cost of acquisition 466 >>   
Amount at which asset converted into stock-in-trade 466 >>   
Reporting about capital asset converted into stock-in-trade 466 >>   
Auditor to take care 467 >>   
           III. Extracts from ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit (Revised 2014 Edition) 467 >>   
Provisions to be kept in mind 467 >>   
Particulars of previous year of conversion to be furnished 467 >>   
Necessity of accounting entries 468 >>   
Points to be kept in mind while verifying cost of acquisition 468 >>   
           IV. Background Material 469 >>   
Scheme of section 45(2) 469 >>   
Conversion of capital asset into stock-in-trade -- Effect of 469 >>   
Section 45(2) -- When comes into play? 469 >>   
Capital gains -- When chargeable? 470 >>   
57. - Amounts Not Credited to Profit & Loss Account -- Incomes Falling Under Section 28 [Clause 16(a)] 470 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 16(a) 470 >>   
Requirements of clause No. 16(a) 470 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 470 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 470 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 470 >>   
           IV. Background Material 471 >>   
Incomes chargeable under the head “Profits and gains of business or profession” 471 >>   
Meaning of term 'business' 474 >>   
Meaning and scope of profession 474 >>   
Business vis-a-vis profession 474 >>   
Profits and gains of business or profession when chargeable 474 >>   
Income from carrying on business but chargeable under other head of income 475 >>   
Chargeability of profits from illegal business 475 >>   
Business or profession not required to be carried on by owner himself 475 >>   
Business required to be carried on at any time during the related previous year 475 >>   
Effect of discontinuance of business 475 >>   
Value of any benefit or perquisite 476 >>   
Voluntary payments 477 >>   
Waiver of loan and interest thereon where loan was taken for acquiring capital assets, whether constitutes income under section 28(iv) 478 >>   
Conversion of inventory into capital asset to be taxed as business income [Section 28(via)] 479 >>   
58. - Amounts Not Credited to Profit & Loss Account -- Proforma Credits, Drawbacks, Refund of Duty, Etc. [Clause 16(b)] 479 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 16(b) 479 >>   
Requirements of clause No. 16(b) 479 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 480 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 480 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 481 >>   
Tax auditor should examine all relevant records 481 >>   
Relevance of system of accounting 481 >>   
Cases where amount receivable is netted against expenses 481 >>   
59. - Amounts Not Credited to Profit & Loss Account -- Escalation Claims [Clause 16(c)] 481 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 16(c) 481 >>   
Requirement of Clause No. 16(c) 481 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 481 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 482 >>   
Reporting requirements 482 >>   
Escalation claims 482 >>   
           III. Extract from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB [Revised 2014 Edition] 482 >>   
60. - Amounts Not Credited to Profit & Loss Account -- Any Other Income [Clause 16(d)] 483 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 16(d) 483 >>   
Requirement of Clause No. 16(d) 483 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 483 >>   
Type of income covered 483 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 483 >>   
Reporting requirements 483 >>   
Whether income of personal nature need be reported? 483 >>   
           III. Extract from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 484 >>   
61. - Amounts Not Credited to Profit & Loss Account -- Capital Receipt [Clause 16(e)] 484 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 16(e) 484 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 16(e) 484 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 484 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 484 >>   
Reporting requirements 484 >>   
Auditor to take care of subsidy receipts 485 >>   
Auditor to take care of forex fluctuation gains 486 >>   
           III. Extract from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014Edition) 487 >>   
Use of professional skill by auditor 487 >>   
Illustrative list of capital receipts 487 >>   
           IV. Background Material 487 >>   
Determination whether capital or revenue receipt 487 >>   
Capital versus revenue receipts 488 >>   
Treatment of gain on account of exchange fluctuation 488 >>   
Subsidy granted for use for the purpose of repayment of term loan 488 >>   
Tests relevant for determination whether capital or revenue receipt 488 >>   
Tests not relevant for determination 491 >>   
Annuity 493 >>   
Compensation for business purposes 494 >>   
Interest 496 >>   
Premium or salami 497 >>   
Subsidy from Government 498 >>   
Sale of trees 498 >>   
Receipt in lieu of royalty and copyright 499 >>   
Dharmada 499 >>   
Forfeiture of deposits 500 >>   
Refund of excise duty (self-Cenvat credit) 500 >>   
Forfeited security amount 500 >>   
Receipt of service line deposits from customers by electricity company 500 >>   
Sum written back for being no longer payable to the depositors 501 >>   
Retention of earnest money 501 >>   
Unclaimed deposits due 501 >>   
Refundable security received from the customers 501 >>   
Unutilized subsidy received as compensation for loss of profit 501 >>   
Sales tax receipt 501 >>   
Subscription for life membership 501 >>   
Encashment of bank guarantee 501 >>   
Discount on buy back of debentures 501 >>   
Deposits collected from public 502 >>   
Receipt of grant for development scheme of industries 502 >>   
Forfeiture of application money 502 >>   
Security deposit and membership fees from members 502 >>   
Interest received on deposit of margin money 502 >>   
Interest on bank deposits made out of unutilized funds received for setting up of factory project 503 >>   
Interest on temporary bank deposits made out of funds borrowed for setting up of power project 503 >>   
Income earned during trial period 503 >>   
Corpus fund received by trust not registered under section 12AA 503 >>   
Receipt of bonus shares out of shares held as stock-in-trade 503 >>   
Important circulars, etc., relevant to capital or revenue receipt controversy 503 >>   
62. - Transfer of Land or Building or Both [Clause 17] 504 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 17 504 >>   
Requirements of clause No. 17 and requirement under e-filing portal 504 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 505 >>   
Reporting requirements 505 >>   
Why amendment of clause 17 505 >>   
What the auditor need to do while reporting under clause 17 505 >>   
           III. Extracts from ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit [Revised 2014 Edition] 506 >>   
Inquiry under clause 17 506 >>   
Filing up details of property 506 >>   
Consideration as disclosed in the books to be stated 506 >>   
Reporting value adopted or assessed or assessable by stamp authorities 507 >>   
What constitutes land or building 507 >>   
           IV. Background Material 507 >>   
           A. Relevant Provisions 507 >>   
Stamp duty value and immovable property held as stock-in-trade [Section 43CA] 507 >>   
Full value of consideration in case of land, building, etc. [Section 50C] 508 >>   
Transaction not registered before stamp authority 508 >>   
Tolerance band under section 43CA/56(2)(x) raised to 20 per cent in certain cases 509 >>   
Applicability of provisions in the context of buyer 509 >>   
           B. Cases where Section 50C Held Applicable/Not Applicable 510 >>   
Case of developer 510 >>   
Applicability of section 50C transaction between husband and wife 510 >>   
Assessee not selling land but transferring rights in land 510 >>   
Rights accrued capital in nature but asset not akin to land or building 511 >>   
Rights in property and section 50C 511 >>   
Depreciable assets and section 50C 511 >>   
Transfer of shares in a company owning certain properties 512 >>   
Assessee where a charitable trust 512 >>   
Applicability of section 50C -- Neither agricultural activities carried out in land nor land situated beyond 8 km. of local municipal limits -- Land not being agricultural nature 512 >>   
Deeming value under section 50C -- Apportionment among various sellers 512 >>   
Rights in property sold through power of attorney 512 >>   
63. - Depreciation [Clause 18] 513 >>   
           I. Requirements of Clause No. 18 513 >>   
Requirements of clause No. 18(a) 513 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 18(b) 513 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 18(c) 514 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 18(ca), 18(cb) and 18(cc) 515 >>   
Requirement of clause 18(cc) 518 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 18(d) 518 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 18(e) 521 >>   
Requirement of clause 18(f) 521 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 522 >>   
Interplay with clause 8A 522 >>   
Auditor to take care 522 >>   
           II. Background Material 523 >>   
           A. General 523 >>   
Conditions for allowability of depreciation 523 >>   
Depreciation allowable to beneficial owner only 523 >>   
Depreciation on assets used for less than 180 days 523 >>   
Depreciation allowance in case of succession, demerger and amalgamation and conversion of private company or unlisted public company into LLP 523 >>   
Depreciation on superstructure and improvements on the leased premises 523 >>   
Business reorganisation of co-operative banks and depreciation 525 >>   
Where assessee failed to produce bills and vouchers regarding fixed assets 526 >>   
Assessee failed to substantiate proof for making addition 527 >>   
Genuineness of purchase of software not proved 527 >>   
Non-submission of bills and vouchers regarding fixed assets 527 >>   
Purchase of shuttering material but bills not produced 527 >>   
Asset rented out 527 >>   
Ownership of asset is a must 527 >>   
Section 53A of Transfer of Property Act vis-a-vis concept of ownership 527 >>   
Depreciation on leased assets 528 >>   
Asset contributed by partners -- To whom depreciation allowable 531 >>   
Depreciation on hire purchase assets 532 >>   
Registration of vehicles where in assessee’s name 534 >>   
Motor car registered in the name of director and not in the company’s name 534 >>   
Car owned in name of director of assessee company -- Failed to prove business purpose 535 >>   
Ownership of tankers -- Not registered in the name of assessee as loan taken by sellers not paid 535 >>   
User of asset necessary for depreciation purposes 535 >>   
Assets not used during the year 535 >>   
Assets used for trial production 535 >>   
Passive use of assets and depreciation 536 >>   
Assets of closed unit and depreciation claim 537 >>   
Infrastructure set up during year but actual business transaction executed in succeeding year 537 >>   
No business activity in the relevant year due to restriction imposed by SEBI 537 >>   
During earlier year depreciation was allowed on business assets -- No business activity 537 >>   
Some assets not used during the year under consideration 537 >>   
Properties acquired in earlier years and let out throughout the year under consideration and income therefrom being offered for tax under the head income from house property 538 >>   
No business carried on by assessee but business not closed 538 >>   
Assets being ready for use, whether entitled for depreciation 538 >>   
Half depreciation allowable on assets used for less than 180 days 538 >>   
Asset used for single day 539 >>   
Year of working may not be full year but depreciation is allowable for full year 539 >>   
Capital spares not put to use but kept ready of use 539 >>   
Applicability of 2nd proviso attached to section 32 -- Asset put to use for 180 days during the year of acquisition 539 >>   
Meaning of the expression put to use in second proviso to section 32 539 >>   
Windmill put to use for more than 180 days 540 >>   
           B. Description of Asset [Clause 18(a)] 540 >>   
Assets qualifying for depreciation 540 >>   
Various categories of buildings recognised by Income Tax Rules, 1962 540 >>   
Assets held to be building 541 >>   
Assets not to be treated as building 542 >>   
No depreciation admissible on land 542 >>   
Administrative block where situated within factory building 542 >>   
Computation of depreciation where values of land and building are not separately available 542 >>   
Buildings regarded as factory building 542 >>   
Purely temporary structures 543 >>   
Payment for additional FSI, whether eligible for depreciation at rate applicable to building, i.e., 10 per cent 543 >>   
Value of building and value of land on which it was built were separately identifiable 543 >>   
Assets held to be machinery 544 >>   
Definition of ‘plant’ 545 >>   
Assets held to be plant 545 >>   
Assets held not to be plant 550 >>   
Toll road -- Whether plant 552 >>   
No depreciation allowable on machinery or plant in certain cases 552 >>   
Furniture -- Meaning of 552 >>   
Partitions and false ceiling 553 >>   
Woollen rugs and carpets 553 >>   
Assets held to be furniture 553 >>   
Assets treated as ships 553 >>   
Motor boats as ships 554 >>   
           C. Intangible Assets [Clause 18(a)] 554 >>   
Intangible assets entitled to depreciation 554 >>   
AMC contracts constitute intangible assets 554 >>   
Brand name 554 >>   
Goodwill as a depreciable asset 554 >>   
Conditions to be satisfied for allowance of depreciation on intangible assets 555 >>   
Tenancy rights as intangible assets 555 >>   
Depreciation on non-compete fee 555 >>   
Non-compete territory right 556 >>   
Toll collection rights 556 >>   
Infrastructure of money transfer business 557 >>   
Payment made towards approvals licences, etc. under slump sale agreement to run business 557 >>   
Technical know-how and trademark acquired from partnership firms in terms of section 47(xiii) -- Nil valuation done by firms 557 >>   
Assets held to be intangible assets eligible for depreciation 557 >>   
Upfront fee 558 >>   
Payment made towards approvals licences, etc. under slump sale agreement to run business 558 >>   
Depreciation on ‘Content Management Software’ (CMS) 558 >>   
Expenditure incurred on SAP implementation 558 >>   
Membership Cards of BSE and ASE 558 >>   
Development cost of website 558 >>   
Cost incurred for acquiring customer base 559 >>   
Payment towards acquisition of clients from another company 559 >>   
           D. Rate of Depreciation [Clause 18(b)] 559 >>   
Categories of assets prescribed by Rules 559 >>   
Rates of depreciation 559 >>   
Important terminologies 560 >>   
Applicability of depreciation rates 561 >>   
Depreciation on plant/machinery used for special purpose 562 >>   
Assessee being a finance company -- Entitlement to depreciation on vehicles leased out and rate of depreciation thereon 563 >>   
Rate of depreciation in case of JCB and Loading vehicles 563 >>   
Rate of depreciation on tripper trucks and JCB which were used mainly for own business and were occasionally let out on hire 563 >>   
Items forming part of windmill 564 >>   
Capital expenditure incidental to windmills 564 >>   
Civil work/foundation of windmill, whether entitled to higher rate of depreciation 564 >>   
Rate of depreciation on windmill 565 >>   
Civil structure connected with RO plant -- Rate of depreciation 565 >>   
Internal road laid for approach to windmills 565 >>   
Cost of civil engineering work for solar power plant 565 >>   
Commercial vehicles like Tippers, Vibrator and Vibrator Soil Compactor 565 >>   
Rate of depreciation on ATMs 565 >>   
CCTV cameras 565 >>   
Pay loaders, dozers and water tankers 565 >>   
Taxiways and parking bays, etc., built up by airport operator 566 >>   
Air condition plant in a bus 566 >>   
Rate of depreciation ‘dumper’ and ‘valvo machines’, used by assessee for own purposes and hire also 566 >>   
Commercial vehicle -- Rate of depreciation 566 >>   
Entitlement to higher claim of depreciation on lorries, dumpers, trailers used in his business used for transportation business 566 >>   
Wireless devices 566 >>   
Assessee not engaged in business of running vehicles on hire 566 >>   
Buses carrying passengers on licensed routes -- Rate of depreciation 566 >>   
License for running container trains whether an intangible capital assets 567 >>   
Shuttering part of plant entitled to depreciation at 100% or 15% 567 >>   
Electrical installation 567 >>   
Boiler being used in the dying machine, whether to be construed as energy saving device eligible for higher rate of depreciation 567 >>   
Injection moulding machine 567 >>   
Net working/computer peripherals 567 >>   
Electrical equipments used in plant 567 >>   
Electrical equipments being automatic voltage stabilizers 568 >>   
Depreciation on electrical equipment @ 15% or 10% -- Electrical equipment v. Electrical fittings 568 >>   
Dumpers, tripper used in business of running them on hire 568 >>   
Hoarding 568 >>   
Set TOP box (STBs) -- Whether 15% or 60% as allowable on computers 568 >>   
Depreciation on computers 568 >>   
Computers 568 >>   
Motor cars 571 >>   
Medical diagnostic imaging equipment 572 >>   
           E. Depreciation Specific to Power Companies 573 >>   
Depreciation allowable to power companies 573 >>   
Assets of power company used for less than 180 days 573 >>   
Assets of power generating companies eligible for depreciation 573 >>   
Rates of depreciation for power companies 573 >>   
Depreciation for power companies cannot exceed the actual cost of asset 573 >>   
Power generating company can claim depreciation on written down value method instead of straight line method 573 >>   
Power generating company can change option from year to year 573 >>   
When option for claiming depreciation on written down value method be exercised 574 >>   
Consequences of assessee not exercising option of higher rate within the due date of filing of return of income under section 139(1) 574 >>   
           F. Additional Depreciation [Clause 18(e)] 574 >>   
Assets eligible for additional depreciation 574 >>   
Eligibility to claim additional depreciation 574 >>   
Rate at which additional depreciation is allowed 574 >>   
Setting up undertaking in notified background area 575 >>   
Assets excluded from being eligible to additional depreciation 576 >>   
Allowance to be made under clause (ii) 576 >>   
Allowance under section 32(1)(iia) -- One-time affair 576 >>   
Additional depreciation allowable to new plant or machinery 576 >>   
Position of power companies claiming depreciation under section 32(1)(ii) 577 >>   
Depreciation in case of assets used for less than 180 days 577 >>   
Year of allowability 578 >>   
Plant and machinery shall not only be acquired but installed also 578 >>   
Business of printing or printing and publishing can claim additional depreciation under section 32(1)(iia) 578 >>   
Plant and machinery shall not only be acquired but installed also 578 >>   
Allowance available to assessee engaged in manufacture or production and power generation, distribution or transmission 578 >>   
Additional depreciation held allowable 578 >>   
Additional depreciation held not allowable 579 >>   
Acquisition of plant and machinery made partly in earlier year -- Installation completed and production started in current year 579 >>   
Allowability as regards machinery given on lease -- Assessee engaged in manufacturing as well as leasing activity 580 >>   
Plants and machinery installed in Captive Power Plant -- Assessee engaged in generation of electricity 580 >>   
Assets already put to use 580 >>   
Transit mixer mounted on vehicle 580 >>   
           G. Actual Cost or Written Down Value of the Asset [Clause 18(c)] 580 >>   
Actual cost -- Meaning of 581 >>   
Amounts directly attributable to cost 582 >>   
Pre-commencement expenses 583 >>   
Expenditure attributable to acquisition of asset 584 >>   
Expenditure on test run 584 >>   
Expenses on foundation stone laying ceremony 585 >>   
Expenses on travelling to acquire plant and machinery 585 >>   
Customs duty 585 >>   
Actual cost of a motor car acquired between certain period 585 >>   
Meaning of written down value [Section 43(6)] 585 >>   
Determination of actual cost in special situation 585 >>   
           H. Actual Cost and Special Provisions Consequential to Changes in Rate of Exchange of Currency [Clause 18(e)] 596 >>   
Changes in actual cost consequential to changes in rate of exchange of currency [Section 43A] 596 >>   
Adjustment only upon payment 596 >>   
Special provision in respect of addition to or deduction from actual cost or expenditure or cost of acquisition under section 43A prior to substitution 596 >>   
No account of liability met by any other person 597 >>   
Position as to forward rate contracts 597 >>   
Terminologies defined 597 >>   
Upfront fee 597 >>   
Actual cost and special provision for computation of cost of acquisition of certain assets [Section 43C] 597 >>   
           I. Depreciation Allowable [Clause 18(e)] 598 >>   
How to compute depreciation? 598 >>   
Depreciation to be calculated on actual cost or WDV where no depreciation claimed in earlier years 598 >>   
Depreciation in case of units engaged in power generation 599 >>   
Where building, machinery, plant or furniture not exclusively used for the purpose of the business or profession 599 >>   
Proportionate depreciation disallowable where assets not used for business 599 >>   
           J. Written Down Value at the Year End [Clause 18(f)] 599 >>   
Written down value -- Meaning of 599 >>   
Various situations identified 599 >>   
Computation of written down value 600 >>   
W.D.V. of the block of assets as on 1-4-2021 (For assessment year 2021-22) -- How determined 600 >>   
Re-determination of written down value of block of assets which included goodwill 601 >>   
WDV of assets acquired during the previous year 603 >>   
Written down value in case of asset acquired during any year prior to the previous year 604 >>   
Actually allowed -- Meaning of 604 >>   
Amount to be taken for allowability of depreciation in terms of provision of section 43(6)(b) 604 >>   
Written down value for existing block of assets which does not include goodwill [Section 43(6)(c)] 604 >>   
WDV of block of assets is to be reduced by sale proceeds received on sale of one or more of assets from block or entire WDV of said asset 605 >>   
AO reduced value as determined under section 50C instead of actual sale consideration received by assessee from opening WDV of the block 605 >>   
WDV in case of slump sale 605 >>   
           K. WDV in Special Cases 605 >>   
Written down value of assets in case of succession 605 >>   
Written down value in a case of transfer between holding and subsidiary company 606 >>   
Determination of written down value where there is transfer by a demerged company to resulting company 606 >>   
Written down value in the hands of a resulting company in case of transfer assets by a demerged company to resulting company 606 >>   
Written down value of block of assets received by limited liability partnership formed pursuant to reorganization of private company or unlisted public company 606 >>   
WDV be determined in case of actual transfer made for corporatisation of stock exchange 606 >>   
WDV in case of entities not subject to tax in earlier years 607 >>   
WDV of assets be determined in case of assessees deriving agricultural income and business income simultaneously 607 >>   
WDV in case of partial user of asset for business 607 >>   
Unabsorbed depreciation in the hands of amalgamating company be taken into consideration while determining the written down value in the hands of the amalgamated company 607 >>   
Revaluation of assets, before conversion of firm into company 608 >>   
           L. General Observations 608 >>   
Requirements of examination by tax audit purposes 608 >>   
Scope of the word allowable 608 >>   
No depreciation on assets the cost whereof has been allowed as revenue expenditure 608 >>   
Same asset where used for taxable and non taxable business 608 >>   
Depreciation on land and building and both valued separately 609 >>   
Depreciation claimed on entire amount of land and building -- No bifurcation made 609 >>   
Some assets not used during the year under consideration 609 >>   
No business activity since long 609 >>   
Depreciation claimed on vehicles but no log book maintained 609 >>   
Payment made towards purchase from personal account 609 >>   
JCB -- Delayed registration with RTO 609 >>   
Vehicles used for own business -- Assessee having given vehicles occasionally to other parties on hire when vehicles lying idle 609 >>   
Claiming of depreciation mandatory 610 >>   
Proportional depreciation -- What is 610 >>   
Applicability of user test 610 >>   
Applicability of user test in context of block of assets 610 >>   
Applicability of section 38(2) not interfered by section 43(6)(c) 613 >>   
Applicability of section 38(2) not interfered by section 50(2) 613 >>   
Building etc., partly used for business -- Assessee firm failed to controvert personal use of motor car by partners -- No suo motu disallowance claimed as regards depreciation thereon 614 >>   
Non-claiming of depreciation 614 >>   
Use of assets in subsequent years not necessary for the purposes of allowability of depreciation 614 >>   
Allowability of depreciation allowable on assets kept ready for use 614 >>   
Depreciation allowable on stand-by assets 615 >>   
Depreciation whether allowable on revalued figures of intangible assets transferred pursuant to conversion of partnership firm to a company 615 >>   
Assets acquired/put to use at the fag end of the previous year 616 >>   
Payment for acquiring tenancy right 617 >>   
Necessity of use of assets in subsequent years 617 >>   
Depreciation on wind mill -- Not much electricity generated 617 >>   
Building held on lease being used for purpose of business 617 >>   
Ownership of assets established 617 >>   
Factory not running in the year due to stay order by court 618 >>   
Assets belonging to a particular business division transferred during the year 618 >>   
Bungalow used as office premises during relevant year -- Put to renovation subsequently and used as residence of director thereafter 618 >>   
Part of the building let out for non-business purposes 618 >>   
Diagnostic machines owned by the assessee but being installed at site of its customers 618 >>   
Asset not put to use 618 >>   
Sale and lease back transaction entered with loss making group concern whether a sham transaction 618 >>   
Ownership of asset not with assessee 619 >>   
Plant and machinery and building -- Assets remaining idle 619 >>   
Building used for purposes of business 619 >>   
Temporary wooden structure for interior decoration in leased premises 619 >>   
Windmill generating power 619 >>   
Assessee had not closed its business permanently, rather on account of stay from court manufacturing activities were stopped 619 >>   
Equipment purchased financed by bank 619 >>   
Additions towards software made by assessee -- Software expenses if treated as capital expenditure by AO, then depreciation was to be allowed @ 60% instead of 25% 620 >>   
Farm house used for business meeting -- Revenue challenged that Use was few occasions 620 >>   
Heavy goods vehicles -- Assessee produced proof with regard to put to use of vehicles 620 >>   
Gas sweetening plant 620 >>   
Additions to machinery made but installation certificate being 30th March of the financial year -- Assets being ready for use, whether entitled for depreciation 620 >>   
No depreciation allowable on revaluation amount 620 >>   
Initial insurance premium paid for the newly purchased motor cars 620 >>   
Depreciation @10% on residential flats used for its employees 620 >>   
Weaving looms -- Commencement of actual production whether necessary for claiming depreciation 621 >>   
Relevant circulars 621 >>   
           M. Section 32(2) : Unabsorbed Depreciation 622 >>   
Treatment of unabsorbed depreciation 622 >>   
Carry forward of unabsorbed depreciation cannot be denied on the ground that no valid return was filed 622 >>   
Section 80 does not affect the unabsorbed depreciation 622 >>   
Allowability of set-off -- Assessee having discontinued business in earlier years 623 >>   
Applicability of amendment to section 32(2) by Finance Act, 2001 623 >>   
Ratio of the Apex Court’s decision in Virmani Industries (P) Ltd. 623 >>   
64. - Business Deductions [Clause 19] 624 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 19 624 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 19 624 >>   
Requirement of e-filing portal 624 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 625 >>   
Reporting requirements 625 >>   
Interplay with clause 8A 625 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB [Revised 2014 Edition] 625 >>   
Reference to separate audit report 625 >>   
What the auditor should indicate under clause 19? 626 >>   
Auditor to work out the amount admissible 626 >>   
Deduction under section 35 626 >>   
Deduction under more than one section 626 >>   
           IV. Extracts from Implimentation Guide Issued by ICAI 626 >>   
           V. Background Material 627 >>   
           A. Investment Allowance [Section 32AC] 627 >>   
           B. Investment Allowance [Section 32AD] 627 >>   
Investment allowance for investment in State of Andhra Pradesh or in the State of Bihar or in the State of Telangana or in the State of West Bengal 627 >>   
Conditions precedent 627 >>   
Backward Areas in State of Telangana, State of West Bengal and State of Bihar Notified 627 >>   
Districts of the State of Andhra Pradesh Notified 628 >>   
Amount and period of deduction 628 >>   
Allowance is one time affair 628 >>   
New asset -- Meaning of 628 >>   
Cumulative impact of section 32, 32AC(1A) and 32AD 628 >>   
Tax implication if new asset is sold or transferred except in connection with amalgamation or demerger or business reorganisation 629 >>   
Tax implication if new asset is sold or transferred in connection with amalgamation or demerger or business reorganisation 629 >>   
           C. Tea Development Account, Coffee Development Account and Rubber Development Account [Section 33AB] 630 >>   
Amount of deduction 630 >>   
Conditions precedent for deduction [Section 33AB(1), (2)] 630 >>   
           D. Site Restoration Fund [Section 33ABA] 630 >>   
Eligibility 630 >>   
Quantum of deduction 631 >>   
Audit requirements 631 >>   
           E. Expenditure on Scientific Research [Section 35] 631 >>   
Category of expenses eligible for deduction 631 >>   
Meaning of scientific research, scientific research expenditure and scientific research related to business 631 >>   
Deduction in respect of in house scientific research expenditure [Section 35(1)(i)] 632 >>   
Sum paid to approved research association, university, college, other institutions [Section 35(1)(ii)] 632 >>   
Sum paid to approved research association, university, college or other institutions to be used for research in social science or statistical research [Section 35(1)(iii)] 633 >>   
No denial to deduction where approval granted under section 35(1)(ii)/35(1)(iia)/ 35(1)(iii) is withdrawn 633 >>   
Not maintenance of books 633 >>   
Research and development expenses -- Research was carried on by some other person on behalf of assessee 633 >>   
Scientific research expenditure -- Non-genuine transactions 633 >>   
Conditions subject to which approval is to be granted to a University, College or other Institution under clause (ii) and clause (iii) of sub-section (1) of section 35 633 >>   
Fresh approval to be obtained by already approved associations and validity period of such approval [Effective from 1-4-2021] 634 >>   
Any sum paid to a company for carrying out scientific research [Section 35(1)(iia)] 634 >>   
Capital expenditure [Section 35(1)(iv) read with section 35(2)] 635 >>   
Asset sold or ceasing to be used for research, without having been used for other purposes [Section 41(3)] 637 >>   
Payment to approved scientific research programmes [Section 35(2AA)] 637 >>   
Payment for scientific research by certain companies [Section 35(2AB)] 638 >>   
Carry forward and set off of deduction 642 >>   
Amalgamation vis-a-vis expenditure on scientific research [Section 35(5)] 643 >>   
Illustration 643 >>   
Unabsorbed scientific research expenditure of capital nature 644 >>   
Expenditure held allowable 644 >>   
Expenditures held not allowable 645 >>   
           F. Amortisation of Telecom Licence Fee [Section 35ABB] 646 >>   
Period during which deduction admissible 646 >>   
Payment has actually been made -- Meaning of 646 >>   
Determination amount of deduction 646 >>   
Amount of deduction when the licence is sold in part 646 >>   
Treatment when licence is transferred or comes to an end 646 >>   
Transfer of licence in a scheme of amalgamation 647 >>   
Transfer of licence in a scheme of demerger 647 >>   
No double deduction [Section 35ABB(8)] 647 >>   
           G. Expenditure on Eligible Projects or Schemes [Section 35AC] 647 >>   
           H. Deduction in Respect of Expenditure on Specified Business [Section 35AD] 647 >>   
Tax incentive provided to specified business 647 >>   
Cash payments exceeding certain amount not eligible for deduction 647 >>   
Amount of deduction 647 >>   
Conditions to be satisfied 648 >>   
Specified business, ownership thereof and date of commencement 650 >>   
Assessee owning hotel to continue to get deduction under section 35AD even if the operation of hotel transferred to some other person 653 >>   
Consequential effects of claiming deduction under section 35AD 653 >>   
Provisions illustrated 654 >>   
Associated person -- Meaning of 654 >>   
Meaning of ‘cold chain facility’ 655 >>   
Guidelines regarding notification of affordable housing project 655 >>   
Guidelines regarding notification of semiconductor water fabrication manufacturing unit 655 >>   
Illustration 655 >>   
Classification certificate certifying Hotel as a four-star hotel -- Granted in the year subsequent to the year under consideration 655 >>   
           I. Payment to Associations and Institutions for Carrying out Rural Development Programmes [Section 35CCA] 656 >>   
Scheme of deduction under section 35CCA 656 >>   
Conditions precedent 656 >>   
Deduction not to be denied in certain cases 657 >>   
Double deduction prohibited 657 >>   
Notified fund 657 >>   
           J. Expenditure by Way of Payment to Associations and Institutions for Carrying Out Programmes of Conservation of Natural Resources [Section 35CCB] 657 >>   
           K. Weighted Deduction for Expenditure Incurred on Agricultural Extension Project [Section 35CCC] 658 >>   
           L. Weighted Deduction for Expenditure on Skill Development Project Incurred by Company [Section 35CCD] 658 >>   
           M. Amortisation of Certain Preliminary Expenses [Section 35D] 658 >>   
Amortisation of preliminary expenses [Section 35D] 658 >>   
Expenditures eligible for amortisation [Section 35D(2)] 659 >>   
Quantum of deduction 659 >>   
Cost of the project -- Meaning 659 >>   
Meaning of capital employed 659 >>   
Long-term borrowing [Section 35D(3), Explanation (c)] 660 >>   
Audit requirements 660 >>   
Consequence of amalgamation and demerger 660 >>   
Example 661 >>   
No deduction under any other section 661 >>   
Prohibition against double benefit 661 >>   
CBDT’s clarification regarding applicability of section 35D vis-a-vis section 37(1) 661 >>   
Deduction under section 35D in case of business reorganisation of co-operative banks 662 >>   
Condition precedent for allowability of deduction 663 >>   
Deduction only if expenditure incurred in connection with extension 663 >>   
‘Expansion’ vis-a-vis ‘extension’ for the purpose of section 35D 663 >>   
Scope of the word “Survey” under 35D(2)(a)(iii) 663 >>   
Expenses be incurred before commencement of business 663 >>   
Bridge loan -- Whether covered by section 35D 663 >>   
Share premium, whether part of capital employed 664 >>   
Money incurred towards fees for registering the company under Companies Act and also for increasing authorised capital of the company 664 >>   
Banking company whether an industrial undertaking 664 >>   
Payment of lease rent in advance 664 >>   
Expenses on issue of GDRs having been incurred by assessee after commencement of business 664 >>   
Expenditures held allowable 664 >>   
Expenditures held not allowable 667 >>   
           N. Deduction in Respect of Expenses Incurred on Amalgamation, Etc. [Section 35DD] 670 >>   
Eligible assessee 670 >>   
Amount of deduction 670 >>   
No deduction under any other section 670 >>   
Deduction under section 35DD in case of business reorganisation of co-operative banks to be allowed as per section 44DB(1) 670 >>   
Not to include resultant company 671 >>   
Exemption incurred wholly and exclusively for the purpose of amalgamation 671 >>   
Restructuring expenses 671 >>   
           O. Payment made in Connection with the Voluntary Retirement Scheme to be Allowed [Section 35DDA] 671 >>   
Amount of deduction 671 >>   
Amalgamation consequences [Section 35DDA(2)] 671 >>   
Demerger of consequences 672 >>   
Consequences of re-organisation of business [Section 35DDA(4)] 672 >>   
Case of limited Liability Partnership (LLP) 672 >>   
No deduction to amalgamating company, etc. [Section 35DDA(5)] 672 >>   
No deduction under any other provision [Section 35DDA(6)] 672 >>   
Deduction under section 32, 35D, 35DD and 35DDA in case of business reorganisation of co-operative banks to be allowed as per section 44DB(1) 672 >>   
Expenditure on severance pay 672 >>   
Premature retirement of employees 673 >>   
VRS expenses 673 >>   
Requirement on satisfaction of conditions of rule 2BA 673 >>   
Where scheme was voluntary 673 >>   
           P. Deduction for Expenditure on Prospecting, Etc., for Certain Minerals [Section 35E] 673 >>   
Amount of deduction 673 >>   
Explanation assessees 674 >>   
Conditions precedent 674 >>   
Expenditure not eligible for deduction 674 >>   
Quantum of deduction 674 >>   
Specified minerals 675 >>   
Carry forward of unallowed expenditure 675 >>   
Certain terminology defined 675 >>   
Transfer of undertaking under a scheme of amalgamation 676 >>   
Transfer of undertaking in a scheme of demerger 676 >>   
Prohibition against double benefit 676 >>   
Relevant case law 676 >>   
65. - Bonus or Commission Paid to Employees [Clause 20(a)] 677 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 20(a) 677 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 20(a) 677 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 677 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 677 >>   
Reporting requirements 677 >>   
Difficulties in reporting 677 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit (Revised 2014 Edition) 677 >>   
           IV. Background Material 677 >>   
Provisions of section 36(1)(ii) 677 >>   
Guarantee commission paid to directors 678 >>   
Commission and ex-gratia paid to directors as part of their remuneration 678 >>   
Outcomes from certain case law 678 >>   
Allowability of bonus or Commission 680 >>   
Section 36(1)(ii) vis-a-vis section 37(1) 680 >>   
Incentive bonus 680 >>   
Bonus in excess of amount required under Payment of Bonus Act 680 >>   
Special bonus 681 >>   
Bonus to working directors 681 >>   
Commission for actual services rendered 681 >>   
Bonus paid as per agreement 681 >>   
66. - Contribution From Employees Towards Fund Set Up for Their Welfare [Clause 20(b)] 681 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 20(b) 681 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 20(b) 681 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 682 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 682 >>   
Reporting requirements 682 >>   
Funds covered 682 >>   
Recognition of grace period 682 >>   
Provisions towards funds 682 >>   
Where sub-contracting is done 683 >>   
Only sum received from employees to be reported 683 >>   
Auditor to take care 683 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 683 >>   
Requirement only to disclose amount involved 683 >>   
Grace period to be considered 684 >>   
Auditor to get list of contribution 684 >>   
Record to be maintained by tax auditor 684 >>   
           IV. Background Material 684 >>   
Deduction under section 36(1)(va) 684 >>   
Funds mentioned under section 2(24)(x) 685 >>   
Due date -- Meaning of 685 >>   
Payment made within grace period 685 >>   
Amount not deposited with authorities is employer’s income 685 >>   
Amount deposited immediately after holiday 685 >>   
Amendment by the Finance Act, 2021 686 >>   
Delayed remittance and applicability of new provisions 686 >>   
67. - Amounts Debited to Profit & Loss Account [Clause 21(a)] 687 >>   
Inquiry Under Clause 21(a) of Form No. 3CD and Requirement Under e-Filing Portal 687 >>   
Capital Expenditure Debited to Profit & Loss Account [Clause 21(a)] 687 >>   
           A. Requirement of Clause 21(a) 687 >>   
Requirement of clause 21(a) 687 >>   
           B. Reporting Requirements 687 >>   
Auditor to take care 687 >>   
           C. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit (Revised 2014 Edition) 688 >>   
Tests to determine nature of expenditure 688 >>   
Nature of receipt in hands of recipient not indicative 688 >>   
Those items of capital expenditure which are deductible under the Act shall be disclosed separately 688 >>   
Disclosure of capital expenditure debited to profit and loss account 689 >>   
           D. Background Material 689 >>   
Tests for determination -- Whether any expenditure is capital in nature 689 >>   
Positive and negative tests for determining nature of expenditure as observed in CIT v. Navsari Cotton & Silk Mills Ltd. (1982) 135 ITR 546 (Guj) 691 >>   
Expenditure held capital in nature 692 >>   
Expenditure held revenue in nature 695 >>   
           III. Personal Expenses Debited to Profit & Loss Account [Clause 21(a)] 699 >>   
           A. Requirement of Clause 21(a) 699 >>   
Requirement of clause 21(a) 699 >>   
‘Personal’ -- Meaning of 700 >>   
           B. Reporting Requirements 700 >>   
Auditor’s reporting regarding personal expenses 700 >>   
Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 701 >>   
           IV. Expenses on Advertisement in the Media of a Political Party [Clause 21(a)] 702 >>   
           The Auditing Proposition 702 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 21(a) 702 >>   
Reporting requirements 702 >>   
Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 702 >>   
           V. Expenses Incurred at Clubs [Clause 21(a)] 702 >>   
           A. Requirement of Clause No. 21(a) 702 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 21(a) 702 >>   
           B. Reporting Requirements 703 >>   
Reporting requirements 703 >>   
Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 703 >>   
           VI. Penalty or Fine [Clause 21(a)] 704 >>   
           A. Requirement of Clause No. 21(a) 704 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 21(a) 704 >>   
           B. Reporting Requirements 704 >>   
Reporting requirements 704 >>   
Late fees 705 >>   
Penalty where show cause notice is issued 705 >>   
           C. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 705 >>   
Nature of inquiry 705 >>   
Tax auditor may not be expert 705 >>   
Tax auditor to refer relevant law 705 >>   
Court verdicts to be kept in mind 705 >>   
Expenditure in consequence of violation of law 706 >>   
Deciding about the amount to be reported 706 >>   
           D. Instances Where Expenditure Held Allowable 707 >>   
Damages where compensating in nature 707 >>   
Penalty for delay in payment of sales tax when allowable 707 >>   
Interest on arrear of sales-tax 707 >>   
Penalty for differential rate 708 >>   
Penalty for delay in payment of purchase tax 708 >>   
Penalty for delay in performance of contract 708 >>   
Penalty for supply of sub-standard goods 708 >>   
Penalty for violation of bye laws of stock exchange 709 >>   
Payment of compensation on compromise between parties 709 >>   
Penalty for procedural non-compliance 709 >>   
Penalty for non-completion of contract 709 >>   
Penalty for supply of lower quality goods 709 >>   
Penalty for delayed contribution to provident fund/ESI contribution, etc. 710 >>   
Interest on delayed payment of royalty, sales tax, etc. 710 >>   
Payment for non-compliance of SEBI Regulations 710 >>   
Penalty paid by assessee to stock exchange 711 >>   
Punitive charges paid to railway for overloading of goods 711 >>   
Penalty for non-fulfilment of export-obligation 711 >>   
Damages for breach of contract 711 >>   
Payment for compliance of law 711 >>   
Expenditure incurred to defend employee from criminal proceedings 711 >>   
Late filing fee 712 >>   
           E. Instances Where Expenditure Held Not Allowable 712 >>   
Penalty for infraction of law 712 >>   
Interest for delay in payment of sales tax 713 >>   
Penalty with respect to sales tax matter 713 >>   
Penalty under Central Excise Rules 713 >>   
Penalty under Customs Act or Gold Control Act 713 >>   
Interest on delayed payment of provident fund contribution, etc. 714 >>   
Interest for late deposit of service tax 714 >>   
Interest for delayed payment of income-tax 715 >>   
Interest on delayed deposit of TDS 715 >>   
Penalty for illegal import/export 716 >>   
Secret commission/kickback paid by assessee 716 >>   
Payment of compounding fee to Municipal Authorities for regularisation of deviation from sanctioned plan 716 >>   
Provision of freebees in violation of the provision of Indian Medical Council Regulations, 2002 716 >>   
Commission paid to doctors for referring patients 717 >>   
Payment of late filing fee 717 >>   
68. - Amounts Inadmissible Under Section 40(a) [Clause 21(b)] 717 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 21(b) and Reporting Under e-Filing Portal 717 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 718 >>   
Reporting requirements 718 >>   
Payments covered by clause 21(b) 718 >>   
Auditor to take care while reporting under clause 21(b) 719 >>   
Auditor to take care while reporting about disallowance under section 40(a)(i) 719 >>   
Reporting about disallowance under section 40(a)(ia) 720 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 720 >>   
Auditor to obtain details in writing 720 >>   
In case of actual remittance overseas the auditor can rely upon legal opinion 720 >>   
In case of no remittance overseas the auditor may examine relevant provisions vis-a-vis relevant records 721 >>   
In respect of inquiry under section 40(a)(i) details of each individual payee to be given 721 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor vis-a-vis reporting under section 40(a)(i) 721 >>   
Reporting as regards payments covered by section 40(a)(ia) 722 >>   
In respect of inquiry under section 40(a)(ia) details of individual payee to be given 722 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor vis-à-vis reporting under section 40(a)(ia) 722 >>   
Reporting under section 40(a)(ii), 40(a)(iia), 40(a)(iib) 723 >>   
Reporting under section 40(a)(iii) 723 >>   
Reporting under section 40(a)(iv) 724 >>   
Reporting under section 40(a)(v) 724 >>   
Tax auditor to exercise his judgment 724 >>   
           IV. Background Material 724 >>   
Scope of section 40 724 >>   
           A. Interest, Royalty, Fees for Technical Services or Other Sum, Without Deduction of Tax at Source Paid Outside India [Section 40(a)(i)] 725 >>   
Payments covered 725 >>   
When disallowable 725 >>   
Disallowance under section 40(a)(i) -- When to trigger 725 >>   
Deduction in subsequent year or payment in subsequent year 725 >>   
No disallowance under section 40(a)(i) where payee files return and pays tax on income 725 >>   
Conditions which are required to be fulfilled for availing of benefit of second proviso to section 40(a)(i) 725 >>   
Liability to pay interest on tax not deducted [Section 201(1A)] 726 >>   
Effect of return being filed by the payee -- Where assessee fails to deduct tax either in whole or in part 726 >>   
Different situations identified 726 >>   
Provisions illustrated 727 >>   
Clarification regarding amounts not deductible under sub-clause (i) of clause (a) of section 40 728 >>   
Meaning of the term royalty 728 >>   
Fees for technical services -- Meaning of 729 >>   
Section 40(a)(i) not applicable 730 >>   
Section 40(a)(i) held applicable 743 >>   
           B. Payments to Residents Without Tax Deduction [Section 40(a)(ia)] 745 >>   
Scope of section 40(a)(ia) 745 >>   
Applicability of section 40(a)(ia) 745 >>   
Payments covered 745 >>   
Rent -- Meaning of 745 >>   
Disallowance under section 40(a)(ia) when effective 746 >>   
Deduction in subsequent year or payment in subsequent year 746 >>   
Different situations and deductibility 746 >>   
Where the payer is not deemed to be an assessee in default under proviso to section 201(1) then the payer shall be deemed to have deducted and paid the tax for the purposes of section 40(a)(ia) 747 >>   
CBDT clarification as to applicability of section 40(a)(ia) 749 >>   
When to see that tax was deductible 750 >>   
Section 40(a)(ia) held not applicable, hence no disallowance called for 750 >>   
Section 40(a)(ia) held applicable 772 >>   
           C. Disallowance Under Section 40(a)(ib) 774 >>   
Consideration paid or payable to a non-resident for a specified service on which equalisation levy is deductible not to be allowed as deduction in certain cases [Section 40(a)(ib)] 774 >>   
Specified service 774 >>   
Rate of levy on specified services 774 >>   
How equalization levy on specified services is levied 774 >>   
When equalisation levy on specified securities shall not be charged 774 >>   
Who shall collect equalization levy on specified services 775 >>   
           D. Disallowance of Rate or Tax Levied on Profits or Gains of Any Business or Profession [Section 40(a)(ii)] 775 >>   
           E. Disallowance of Sum Paid on Account of Wealth Tax [Section 40(a)(iia)] 775 >>   
Provisions of section 40(a)(iia) of Income Tax Act, 1961 775 >>   
           F. Disallowance of Certain Fee, Charge, etc., in Case of State Government Undertaking [Section 40(a)(iib)] 776 >>   
Disallowance under clause (iib) of section 40(a) 776 >>   
Meaning of State Government undertaking 776 >>   
Royalty, licence, fee, service fee and privilege fee, etc. -- Amount levied exclusively on state Government undertaking 776 >>   
Surcharge on sales-tax paid under Kerala Surcharge on Taxes Act, 1957 776 >>   
VAT whether falls within the definition of a ‘charge’ 777 >>   
           G. Payment in Nature of Salaries Not Deductible in Certain Cases [Section 40(a)(iii)] 777 >>   
The provisions 777 >>   
No tax deducted on salary paid outside India 777 >>   
Foreign allowance not chargeable to tax 777 >>   
Amount paid by assessee company to its parent company -- No employer-employee relationship existed 777 >>   
Where tax has been deducted but not paid to government 777 >>   
Where salary paid to employees abroad in foreign currency but no tax deducted 778 >>   
Where no employer-employee relationship existed 778 >>   
Payment made to seconded employees 778 >>   
           H. Payment to Provident Fund Without Arrangement of Deduction of Tax [Section 40(a)(iv)] 779 >>   
           I. Payment of Tax on Behalf of Employee [Section 40(a)(v)] 779 >>   
69. - Amount Inadmissible Under Section 40(b)/40(ba) [Clause 21(c)] 780 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 21(c) 780 >>   
Requirements of clause no. 21(c) 780 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 781 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 781 >>   
Reporting requirements 781 >>   
Auditor to take care 781 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 782 >>   
Tax auditor to state inadmissible amount 782 >>   
Auditor should obtain detailed working of the amount inadmissible under section 40(b) 782 >>   
Auditor should obtain computation of total income 783 >>   
Due regard to CBDT circular 783 >>   
Scope of inquiry and clause 21(c) 783 >>   
Tax auditor to maintain specified information 783 >>   
           IV. Background Material 783 >>   
           A. Relevant Provisions 783 >>   
Expenditure not allowable in case of a firm [Section 40(b)] 783 >>   
Remuneration to partners 783 >>   
Conditions precedent for allowing remuneration to working partners -- Circular No. 739, dt. 25-3-1996 784 >>   
Book profit 785 >>   
Meaning of working partner 787 >>   
Interest payment to partners 787 >>   
How does section 40(b)(iv) operate 788 >>   
Computation of book profit -- Treatment of various incomes credited to profit & loss account 788 >>   
           B. Payment by Way of Remuneration 790 >>   
Deduction available only to the extent of the payment made 790 >>   
Remuneration is payable to partners on the basis of net profit before taxes 790 >>   
Remuneration where paid less than remuneration as per deed 790 >>   
Remuneration and interest on capital from the firm not claimed by assessee partner -- Whether claim mandatory 790 >>   
Need for quantification of remuneration in partnership deed 790 >>   
Remuneration to partners is allowable against undisclosed book profit 794 >>   
Where partners were not described as working partners 795 >>   
Bonus paid to partner 795 >>   
Discount to partner on sales made to partner 795 >>   
Payment made to partner for specific services 795 >>   
Remuneration being in excess of limit provided in Partnership Deed -- Effect of 796 >>   
Remuneration to a partner not being a working partner 796 >>   
Treatment of interest on deposits held in bank on behalf of clients 796 >>   
Excess remuneration to partners -- Enhancement in view of amended provisions -- Enhancement through supplementary deed 796 >>   
Increase in remuneration supported by addendum partnership deed -- No rebuttal of clause in partnership deed for increase or decrease from time-to-time 797 >>   
AO set-off of brought forward loss before allowing remuneration to partner 797 >>   
Interest and remuneration to partners -- Status of firm whether treated to be AOP 797 >>   
Remuneration paid as per deed 797 >>   
Working partner also working partner in another firm 797 >>   
Kart of HUF being partner 797 >>   
Remuneration to be disallowed only to extent inconsistent with deed 798 >>   
Amendment to partnership deed not registered with Registrar 798 >>   
Assessee not incurring any expenditure towards remuneration 798 >>   
           C. Interest Related Issues 798 >>   
How the interest payable to partners be computed? 798 >>   
Payment of interest to partners out of profit arrived at without deducting depreciation 798 >>   
Interest paid in any capacity other than partner 799 >>   
Interest paid to a partner, representing HUF, on fund deposited in individual capacity 799 >>   
Interest to partners representing HUFs 799 >>   
Interest allowable on capital where increased due to appreciation in value of building 799 >>   
Interest paid to HUF partner 799 >>   
Interest paid to AOP, members of whom were partners 800 >>   
Payment of interest to minor partner where assessee had no cash balance in books 800 >>   
Partnership deed not showing any interest to partners 800 >>   
AO calculating interest on opening balance of partners 800 >>   
           D. Association of Persons/Body of Individuals 800 >>   
Expenditure not allowable in case of an AoP/BoI 800 >>   
Interest paid to trustees 801 >>   
70. - Payments Referred to in Section 40A(3) [Clause 21(d)] 801 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 21(d) 801 >>   
Requirement of Clause No. 21(d) 801 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 802 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 802 >>   
Reporting requirements 802 >>   
What the auditor need to do 802 >>   
Auditor’s obligations 802 >>   
Auditor to take care 804 >>   
Interplay with clause no. 18 804 >>   
Where payment directly deposited in bank account of payee 805 >>   
           III. Extracts From the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 805 >>   
Tax auditor should obtain list of all cash payments 805 >>   
Technological advancements 805 >>   
Auditor to obtain suitable certificate 805 >>   
Auditor to maintain details 806 >>   
Individual items of inadmissible expenses may be given 806 >>   
Items of expenses which are exempt under rule 6DD need not be stated 806 >>   
           IV. Background Material 806 >>   
           A. Provisions of Section 40A(3)/40A(3A) 806 >>   
Splitting up of payments in an amount exceeding ₹ 10,000 to result in disallowance of section 40A 806 >>   
Subsequent disallowance due to violation of section 40A(3) in a year other than the year of allowance of deduction of expenses 806 >>   
Prescribed electronic modes [Rule 6AABA] 807 >>   
No disallowance even if payment made in cash exceeds ₹ 10,000 807 >>   
Hike in limit for cash payment under section 40A(3) where payment is made for plying, hiring or leasing of goods carriage 807 >>   
Does several payments made in a day to same person hit by section 40A(3) 807 >>   
Provisions illustrated 808 >>   
Cases and circumstances in which a payment or aggregate of payments exceeding ten thousand rupees may be made to a person in a day, otherwise than by an account payee cheque drawn on a bank or account payee bank draft or use of electronic clearing system 808 >>   
Issues related to section 40A(3) 810 >>   
Applicability of provisions of section 40A(3) to interest and remuneration paid to partners 813 >>   
Scope of section 40A(3) 814 >>   
Applicability of section 40A(3) to illegal business 814 >>   
Timing of payment 814 >>   
When section 40A(3) applies 814 >>   
How section 40A(3) be applied 815 >>   
Meaning and scope of word ‘expenditure’ for purposes of section 40A(3) 815 >>   
Assessee can avail of exemption from rigours of section 40A(3) only if his case falls under the exception provided by rule 6DD 815 >>   
           B. Payments Hit by Section 40A(3) 816 >>   
Payment for purchase of stock in trade covered by section 40A(3) 816 >>   
Payment of interest in cash to partner’s minor daughter 816 >>   
Construction of commercial building 817 >>   
Payment credited directly to the account of vendor 817 >>   
Payment through cheques encashed by payee through different shroffs 817 >>   
Cash payment to suppliers, agents, etc. 817 >>   
Advance paid in cash but later adjusted against purchases 817 >>   
Purchase of land through cash payment 817 >>   
Applicability of section 40A(3) where land purchased as stock-in-trade 817 >>   
           C. Payments Not Hit by Section 40A(3) 818 >>   
Payment on capital account or disbursements, which are not in the nature of expenses, are not hit by this provision 818 >>   
No disallowance where no deduction of expenditure claimed 818 >>   
Cash payment to suppliers of hide and skin 819 >>   
Making of cash payment for buying processed fish 819 >>   
Payment made by banker’s cheques, pay order and call deposit receipt 819 >>   
Where amount passed on to sub-contractor in pursuance of an agreement 819 >>   
Payment to contractor on behalf of government for royalty collection 820 >>   
Transaction not being business transaction 820 >>   
Payment in cash through agent 820 >>   
Purchases in cash from ‘Kachcha Arahtia’ 821 >>   
Post-dated bearer cheques not to be counted for cash payment 821 >>   
Book entries vis-a-vis applicability of section 40A(3) 821 >>   
Payment through agent on basis of “pay order” 821 >>   
Payment made for purchase of mobile recharge vouchers 821 >>   
Repayment of credit balance not hit by section 40A(3) 822 >>   
Payment made for expenditure paid by the partners on behalf of the firm 822 >>   
Payment for purchase of land capitalised in books 822 >>   
Cash payments exceeding prescribed limit to Electricity Board 822 >>   
Salary paid to partners 823 >>   
Cash payments made to agents not disallowable under section 40A(3) 823 >>   
No disallowance under section 40A(3) is called for in case of payment in cash made for purchasing scrap from Railways, which is run by government 823 >>   
Payment to government -- Not hit by section 40A(3) 823 >>   
Cash payment made to Government electricity company -- Genuineness of payment not in doubt 824 >>   
Electricity bills paid in cash in remote area where banking facilities not available 824 >>   
Payment to suppliers of hide and skin covered by rule 6DD hence not disallowable 824 >>   
Applicability of section 40A(3) in case of purchases in cash from ‘Kachcha Arahtia’ 825 >>   
71. - Provision for Payment of Gratuity [Clause 21(e)] 825 >>   
           I. Requirements of Clause No. 21(e) 825 >>   
Requirements of clause No. 21(e) and requirement under e-filing portal 825 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 825 >>   
Reporting requirements 825 >>   
What auditor shall do 825 >>   
           III. Extracts from ICAI’s Guidance Note in Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 826 >>   
           IV. Background Material 826 >>   
Provision of gratuity [Section 40A(7)] 826 >>   
Ascertained liability not allowable 826 >>   
What is approved gratuity fund 826 >>   
Conditions precedent to be complied with for deduction under section 40A(7) 827 >>   
Provision only towards contribution to approved gratuity fund is allowable 827 >>   
Approval of gratuity fund -- A condition precedent 827 >>   
Provision for gratuity not made in books of accounts 828 >>   
Actual payment of funds to LIC 828 >>   
Section 40A(7) does not deal with actual payment 828 >>   
Transfer of business with all assets and liabilities including gratuity liability 828 >>   
Payment of gratuity not allowable on general principles 828 >>   
Provision for gratuity -- When admissible 828 >>   
Actual payment is not necessary for claiming deduction 829 >>   
No incremental liability arose during the year 829 >>   
Provision made for approved gratuity fund 829 >>   
Provision related to earlier year 829 >>   
Allowability where the conditions prescribed under section 40A(7) were fulfilled 829 >>   
Change in business 829 >>   
Payment of gratuity at time of retirement 829 >>   
Where neither payment nor provision made 829 >>   
No explanation by assessee as to necessity of making provisions 830 >>   
Provision made for unapproved gratuity fund not allowable 830 >>   
Fund approved with retrospective effect 830 >>   
Amount actually paid is allowable 830 >>   
72. - Disallowance Under Section 40A(9) of Sum Paid by Assessee as Employer [Clause 21(f)] 831 >>   
Requirements of Clause 21(f) and Under e-filing Portal 831 >>   
Reporting Requirements 831 >>   
Guidelines for Auditor 831 >>   
Extract from the ICAI’s Guidance Note (Revised 2014 Edition) 833 >>   
Background Material 833 >>   
Payments hit by section 40A(9) 833 >>   
Contribution to recognised provident fund or approved superannuation fund [Section 36(1)(iv)] 833 >>   
Contribution to pension scheme referred to section 80CCD [Section 36(1) (iva)] 834 >>   
Contribution to approved gratuity fund [Section 36(1)(v)] 834 >>   
73. - Contingent Liabilities [Clause 21(g)] 835 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 21(g) 835 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 21(g) 835 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 835 >>   
           II. Reporting requirements 835 >>   
Reporting by auditor 835 >>   
Auditor to take care 835 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note (Revised 2014 Edition) 835 >>   
           IV Background Material 836 >>   
Provision for entry tax disputed in appeal before court is contingent liability 836 >>   
What constitutes contingent liability? 836 >>   
Contingent Liability as Per ICDS 836 >>   
Contingent liabilities or reserves do not amount to expenditure 837 >>   
Putting aside of money which may become expenditure in future 837 >>   
Contribution to insurance fund is contingent liability not deductible 838 >>   
Liability pending for adjudication is contingent liability 838 >>   
What is contingent liability and what is provision 838 >>   
What is warranty 839 >>   
74. - Expenditure Inadmissible under Section 14A [Clause 21(h)] 840 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 21(h) 840 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 21(h) 840 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 840 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 841 >>   
Auditor to indicate amount disallowable 841 >>   
Auditor to pay special attention to interest account 841 >>   
Care to be taken in case of partners of partnership firm/LLP 841 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) Issued by ICAI 842 >>   
Amount of inadmissible expenses depends upon facts of case 842 >>   
Assessee need not follow method prescribed the rule 8D 842 >>   
Duty of assessee to furnish detail of inadmissible expenses 842 >>   
Tax auditor of verify expenses admitted by assessee 842 >>   
Verifying assessee’s claim that no expenditure has been incurred by him 843 >>   
Interest expenditure to be allocated properly 843 >>   
Report of tax audit 843 >>   
           IV. Background Material 844 >>   
           A. Relevant Provisions 844 >>   
No deduction allowable against exempt income 844 >>   
Assessing officer empowered to determine amount of expenditure incurred in relation to exempt incomes 844 >>   
Method for determining amount of expenditure in relation to income not includible in total income 844 >>   
Clarification regarding disallowance of expenses under section 14A of the Income Tax Act in cases where corresponding exempt income has not been earned during the financial year 845 >>   
Meaning of term “expenditure incurred in relation to” 846 >>   
Necessity of direct and proximate connection between expenditure and exempt income 846 >>   
Various issues relevant to section 14A clarified by Delhi High Court in Maxopp Investment Ltd. & Others v. CIT & Ors 847 >>   
           B. Principles Regarding Applicability of Section 14A 847 >>   
Expenditure not identifiable cannot be disallowed 847 >>   
Assessee having one indivisible business 848 >>   
Interpretation of section 14A in Asstt. CIT v. Citicorp Finance (India) Ltd. (2007) 15 (II) ITCL 488 (Mum ‘C’-Trib) 848 >>   
Whether there is any limit under section 14A as to quantum of disallowance 849 >>   
Where no expenditure incurred for earning exempt income 849 >>   
Interplay of section 14A with other provisions 849 >>   
Applicability of provisions of section 14A to business income 850 >>   
Apportionment of expenses in case of indivisible business 850 >>   
Connection between expenditure incurred and income earned 850 >>   
Disallowance whether can exceed the exempted income 850 >>   
Applicability of section 14A to depreciation allowance 851 >>   
Expenses specifically relatable to taxable income 851 >>   
Investment made out of own funds vis-a-vis disallowance under section 14A 851 >>   
Manner of disallowance of expenditure against exempt income 851 >>   
Consideration of investments which did not yield exempt income 851 >>   
Only those investments should be considered which actually yielded exempt income 851 >>   
AO considered all the investments for computation of average value of investments 852 >>   
Disallowance on average value of investment 852 >>   
Invocation of rule 8D vis-a-vis computation of book profit under section 115JB 852 >>   
AO considered gross interest instead of net interest 852 >>   
Assessee claimed of having own source of income out of which investments were made -- Revenue failed to consider claim of assessee 852 >>   
AO considered non-dividend bearing investments also for computing average value of investments 853 >>   
Interest income earned being more than interest paid 853 >>   
Allegation that no corresponding disallowance was made by assessee 853 >>   
Interest-free funds available in excess of investments in tax-free securities 853 >>   
No direct expenditure incurred and also own funds invested so no interest expenditure 853 >>   
Assessee submitted that it was having interest free funds -- Availability of interest free funds not being demonstrated 853 >>   
Administrative and other common expenses -- Management of assessee-company involved in taking decisions with regard to investments in exempt income 854 >>   
No ad-hoc disallowance can be made under section 14A 854 >>   
Expenditure not identifiable cannot be disallowed 854 >>   
Disallowance of estimated expenditure not justified 854 >>   
No disallowance can be made under section 14A where entire income was taxable 854 >>   
Assessee not claiming any exemption 854 >>   
           C. Section 14A Held Applicable 855 >>   
Disallowance of pro rata expenditure relating to exempt income 855 >>   
Applicability of section 14A where investment made in partnership firm 855 >>   
Interest paid for investment in firm 857 >>   
Where shares held as stock-in-trade 857 >>   
Assessee being an investment company 858 >>   
Investment in shares of operating companies 859 >>   
Where the entire tax exempt income was lower than the disallowance made by AO 859 >>   
           D. Section 14A Held Not Applicable 859 >>   
Where owned funds were higher than funds invested in shares 859 >>   
Where investment was made in earlier years and no interest bearing funds were utilized for making investments 859 >>   
Where no borrowed fund were used for acquiring shares 860 >>   
Applicability of section 14A where deduction under Chapter VI-A available 860 >>   
Where there is no receipt of exempt income 860 >>   
Where borrowed funds not used for making tax-free investments 860 >>   
Assessee having sufficient surplus fund 861 >>   
Where assessee made investment in shares out of its own funds and not out of borrowed funds 861 >>   
Interest on borrowed fund having no nexus with earning of dividend income 861 >>   
Where funds borrowed much after investment in shares 861 >>   
Investment in shares made out of share capital and free reserves 861 >>   
Investment in shares of group companies for gaining controlling stake 861 >>   
Investments made in a non profit making company 862 >>   
Non-charging of interest on advances 862 >>   
Where interest free own fund utilized to make investment and no borrowed fund used 862 >>   
No disallowance under section 14A where investment made out of free reserves 863 >>   
Assessee’s own interest free funds was much higher than average investment held 864 >>   
Disallowance cannot exceed expenditure incurred by the assessee 864 >>   
Assessee failed to establish that no expenditure incurred 864 >>   
Applicability of section 14A where no borrowed fund were used for acquiring shares 864 >>   
No disallowance under section 14A where presumptive scheme is adopted 864 >>   
Applicability of section 14A -- Where no exempt income earned 864 >>   
Scope for disallowance in case assessee engaged in shipping business had exercised option for Tonnage Tax scheme in accordance with section 115VP(1) with effect form assessment year 2005-06 865 >>   
75. - Amount Inadmissible Under Proviso to Section 36(1)(iii) [Clause 21(i)] 866 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 21(i) 866 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 21(i) 866 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 866 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 866 >>   
Reporting requirements 866 >>   
Auditor to take care of ICDS-IX 866 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) Issued by ICAI 867 >>   
Tax auditor to apply his judgment 867 >>   
Assessee to furnish the details of amount inadmissible under the proviso to section 36(1)(iii) 867 >>   
Tax auditor to keep AS-16 in mind 867 >>   
Applicability of Explanation 868 >>   
           IV. Background Material 868 >>   
Allowability of interest on borrowed capital under section 36(1)(iii) 868 >>   
Interest on loan raised for purchase of machinery where no extension of business invoked 868 >>   
Where assets not used in relevant year 868 >>   
Interest on borrowed capital not allowable till asset was first put to use 869 >>   
Land purchased utilising sale proceeds of a commercial site sold 869 >>   
Loan taken for acquisition of assets 869 >>   
76. - Amount of Interest Inadmissible Under Section 23 of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 [Clause 22] 869 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 22 869 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 22 869 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 869 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 869 >>   
Reporting requirements 869 >>   
Steps to be taken by auditor 870 >>   
Auditor to take care in reporting 870 >>   
Qualification by auditor 871 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) Issued by ICAI 872 >>   
Duty of tax auditor 872 >>   
Steps to be taken by tax auditor 873 >>   
Auditee not providing for interest payable under MSME Act 873 >>   
No interest claimed as deduction 873 >>   
           IV. Relevant Provisions of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 874 >>   
Introduction 874 >>   
Enterprise, Micro Enterprise, Small Enterprise and Medium Enterprise -- Meaning of 874 >>   
Classification of enterprises into Micro, Small and Medium 874 >>   
Duty of buyer to make payment to supplier of goods and services 877 >>   
Liability of buyer to pay interest for delay in payment to supplier 878 >>   
Facilitation and grievance redressal of enterprises 879 >>   
Penalty for contravention of section 8 or section 22 or section 26 879 >>   
           V. Amount of Interest Inadmissible Under Section 23 of Micro Small Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 879 >>   
           VI. Accounting and Taxation Issues Arising Out of The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 880 >>   
Buyer required to disclose the amount due to the supplier and interest thereon in financial statements 880 >>   
Disallowance of interest paid under the provision of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 under the Income Tax Act, 1961 880 >>   
CBDT clarification 880 >>   
Duty of company being a buyer 881 >>   
77. - Particulars of all Payments Made to Persons Specified [Clause 23] 881 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 23 881 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 23 881 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 881 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 881 >>   
Steps to be taken 881 >>   
Auditor to take care 882 >>   
           III. Extracts from Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) Issued by ICAI 883 >>   
Steps to be taken by tax auditor 883 >>   
Information to be maintained by tax auditor 883 >>   
           IV. Background Material 884 >>   
Payment to specified persons 884 >>   
Persons deemed to have substantial interest 885 >>   
Where assessee not carrying on any business or profession 885 >>   
Case of co-operative society 885 >>   
Where assessee is the seller of goods or provider of services 885 >>   
Payment must be excessive or unreasonable 885 >>   
Where payer and payee both are taxed at maximum rate 885 >>   
Non-applicability of provision in case of wife of son of a partner 886 >>   
Section 40A(2)(a) vis-a-vis section 40(b) 886 >>   
78. - Deemed Profits and Gains Under Sections 32AC, 32AD, 33AB, 33ABA and 33AC [Clause 24] 886 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 24 885 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 24 886 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 887 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 887 >>   
Reporting requirements 887 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 887 >>   
           IV. Extracts from Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 888 >>   
           V. Background Material 888 >>   
Deeming of profits under section 32AC 888 >>   
Deemed profits under section 32AD 889 >>   
Amount deemed to be profits and gains under section 33AB 889 >>   
Amount deemed to be profits and gains under section 33ABA 891 >>   
Amount deemed to be profits and gains under section 33AC 892 >>   
79. - Profits Chargeable to Tax [Clause 25] 894 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 25 894 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 25 894 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 894 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 984 >>   
Reporting requirements 894 >>   
Auditor to take care 894 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 894 >>   
Related provisions to be kept in mind 894 >>   
Tax auditor to obtain that all amounts chargeable under section 41 896 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor 896 >>   
           IV. Background Material 897 >>   
           A. Provisions of Section 41(1) 897 >>   
Recoupment of loss or expenditure or remission or cessation of trading liability 897 >>   
Scope of fiction created under section 41(1) 897 >>   
Conditions precedent for applicability of section 41(1) 897 >>   
Remission or cessation of liability by way of unilateral act of parties also taxable 898 >>   
Allowance or deduction has to be made in earlier assessment year only then section 41(1) applies 898 >>   
Meaning and scope of remission or cessation of liability 898 >>   
System of accounting not relevant 899 >>   
Tax collected not remitted 899 >>   
Deposits credited to profit and loss account 899 >>   
Creditors continuing in books 899 >>   
Stale drafts 900 >>   
Liability of predecessor, benefit obtained by assessee 900 >>   
Amount written back to profit and loss account 900 >>   
Amount transferred to reserve account 900 >>   
Refund of tax or duty, etc. 900 >>   
           B. Section 41(1) Held Applicable 901 >>   
Waiver of loan on revenue account 901 >>   
Amount transferred to capital account to neutralise liability 901 >>   
Refund of customs duty by order of High Court chargeable 902 >>   
Unpaid dues of employees becoming time-barred 902 >>   
Reversal of provision 902 >>   
No claim by creditors 902 >>   
Unsecured loan taken from Bank by treating the same as liability, which ceased to exist -- Assessee failed to Shaw any evidence or record 902 >>   
Reimbursement of excise duty from distributor -- Whether to be taxed as trading receipt under section 41 902 >>   
Non-existent liability 903 >>   
Waiver of advance by holding company 903 >>   
           C. Section 41(1) Held Not Applicable 903 >>   
Waiver of loan towards capital asset 903 >>   
Interest waived off in restructuring not allowed as deduction in earlier year 903 >>   
Where no allowance made earlier 904 >>   
Unsecured loans received but not written off 904 >>   
Liability pending for several years 904 >>   
Amount not claimed as deduction in earlier year 904 >>   
Debtors’ and creditors’ liability set-off by book entry 905 >>   
Liabilities outstanding for three years 905 >>   
Creditors outstanding balance lying in books -- Not waived or written off 906 >>   
Sundry creditor taken over from other companies -- Amount written back 906 >>   
Cessation of liability -- Notice issued under section 133(6) to creditors remaining unserved 907 >>   
Creditors not traceable 907 >>   
No details of creditors filed but the creditors were being paid in subsequent years 907 >>   
Creditor closed down his business but liability continuing in books 907 >>   
No interest deduction earlier claimed by assessee against the written back loan amount 907 >>   
Existence and genuineness of credit balance proved 907 >>   
Addition of liability towards sundry creditors treated as bogus -- Corresponding material purchases claim stood allowed by AO 908 >>   
Assessee unable to produce confirmation from creditors but balance shown in books 908 >>   
Creditors, which had become time barred already written off against other debit balances 908 >>   
Amount payable to creditors not written off 908 >>   
Liabilities brought forward from amalgamating company written off by the amalgamated company (assessee) 908 >>   
Difference between creditors recorded in assessee’s books vis-a-vis balance in the books of creditors 909 >>   
Evidence of repayment of sundry creditors not produced 909 >>   
Non-filing of confirmations of creditors -- Payments in nature of security deposit having also been paid subsequently to all parties 909 >>   
No cessation of liability and assessee filed confirmation and copy of account with regard to such creditor 909 >>   
Payment of present value of deferred sales-tax liability 909 >>   
Write back of share application money 909 >>   
Conversion of trading liability into share application money 909 >>   
Absence of cessation or remission of liabilities 910 >>   
Conversion of interest bearing loan into non-refundable interest-free unsecured loan 910 >>   
Benefit under sales Tax Deferral Scheme of government 910 >>   
Difference between payment of ‘net present value’ and ‘future liability’ of deferred sales tax liability 911 >>   
Long outstanding advances received against sale of plot -- However, not written off 912 >>   
Share application money pending allotment 912 >>   
Settlement with bank as regards interest liability -- Interest not claimed anytime 912 >>   
Conversion of advance into capital 912 >>   
Unclaimed amount out of Guarantee Reserve Account 912 >>   
Remission of sales tax 912 >>   
No remission and/or cessation of liability in the year 912 >>   
No allowance in earlier years 913 >>   
Absence of cessation or remission of liability -- Loan outstanding for 2 odd years 913 >>   
Non-payment of liability owing to pending disputes 913 >>   
Addition of expense disallowed earlier 913 >>   
No deduction of trading liability allowed in earlier year 913 >>   
Liability not written off in books of account 914 >>   
Non-reconciliation of accounts 914 >>   
Unsecured loan taken from Bank by treating the same as liability, which ceased to exist -- Assessee failed to show any evidence or record 914 >>   
Remission or cessation of trading liability -- Liability not written off 914 >>   
No benefit accrued to assessee 914 >>   
Where liability did not exist 914 >>   
Factum of outstanding debt was duly acknowledged in confirmation letter by lender 914 >>   
Liability capitalised in books 914 >>   
Applicability of provision where amount received by the assessee from her father for purchasing a house property 915 >>   
Excess provisions made for establishment and other expenses, in earlier years, transferred to reserve fund 915 >>   
Remission or cessation of trading liability -- No evidence to conclude that there was a final remission or cessation of a trading liability 915 >>   
Remission and cessation of sales tax liability 915 >>   
Advance received towards purchase of machinery -- Transaction not fructified and advance refunded back 915 >>   
AO doubting genuineness of credit -- No remission or cessation of liability involved 915 >>   
Assessee made book adjustments 915 >>   
Whether remission or cessation of trading liability need to be reflected in assessee’s accounts 916 >>   
Amount not written off 916 >>   
Liability arose due to inheritance 916 >>   
No evidence to suggest remission or cessation of liabilities appearing for long in books 916 >>   
Transfer to statutory reserve out of excess provision made by co-operative bank in earlier years -- Impact of withdrawal of exemption under section 80P during the year 916 >>   
Amount shown as payable to certain party not appearing in books of that party 916 >>   
Assessee’s failure to prove existence of liability 916 >>   
No clear finding as regards purpose of loan or claiming of interest under section 36(1)(iii) 917 >>   
Consequence of conversion of loan as well as the unpaid interest into share capital 917 >>   
Waiver of interest and guarantee fees 917 >>   
Sales tax net of sales tax refund had been debited to assessee’s profit and loss account 917 >>   
           D. Balancing Charge [Section 41(2)] 918 >>   
Balancing charge -- Assessee during process of being wound up sold assets forming part of block of assets 918 >>   
           E. Sale of Assets used for Scientific Research [Section 41(3)] 918 >>   
           F. Recovery of Bad Debt [Section 41(4)] 918 >>   
Recovery in respect of bad debts written off 918 >>   
           G. Withdrawals From Special Reserve [Section 41(4A)] 918 >>   
           H. Set off of Business Loss Against Deemed Income [Section 41(5)] 919 >>   
80. - Payment of Tax, Duty or Other Sum -- Compliance with Section 43B [Clause 26] 919 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 26 919 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 26 and under e-filing portal 919 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 920 >>   
Pre-existed liability 920 >>   
Liability incurred during the year 921 >>   
Query about tax, duty, cess, etc., passed through profit and loss account 921 >>   
Professional tax deducted from salary of employees need not be reported 922 >>   
           III. Extracts From the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 922 >>   
Assessee maintaining accounts as per mercantile system of accounting 922 >>   
Which payments are to be reckoned 922 >>   
Tax auditor to distinguish liability incurred during the year 922 >>   
Assessee following cash system of accounting 922 >>   
Auditor to report the position upto signing of the report 922 >>   
Provision for excise duty on finished goods lying in bonded warehouse 923 >>   
Position as to sales tax 923 >>   
Provident fund dues and section 43B 923 >>   
Payment of interest to banks 923 >>   
Reporting under clause 43B(f) 924 >>   
Particulars to be reported whether debited to profit and loss account or not 924 >>   
Tax auditor can apply test checks 924 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor 924 >>   
Reporting or clause 43B(g) [Extracts from implementation guide] 924 >>   
           IV. Background Material 925 >>   
           A. Relevant Provisions and Applicability Thereof 925 >>   
Provisions of section 43B 925 >>   
Certain deductions to be allowed only on actual payment -- Employer’s contribution to welfare funds be allowed if payment made before due date of filing return 928 >>   
Sales tax converted into loan 929 >>   
CBDT circular on practical applicability of Explanations 3C and 3D to section 43B 929 >>   
Applicability of provisions of section 43B to service tax 932 >>   
Liability to pay service tax not existed 933 >>   
Service tax not debited to profit and loss account 934 >>   
Service tax on rent paid by tenant being assessee -- Not deposited to government by landlord -- No disallowance in tenant’s hands 934 >>   
Service tax payable but not received 934 >>   
Assessee failed to deposit service tax to Central Government Account before filing of return but not clamed deduction in accounts 934 >>   
Provision for wage revision with retrospective effect 934 >>   
Provision made for payment of gratuity to retiring staff 934 >>   
Leave encashment and gratuity paid before due date of filing of return 935 >>   
Professional tax deducted from salary of employees not deposited to the Government Exchequer 935 >>   
Rentals payment in respect of vending toddy 935 >>   
Excise duty on closing stock of finished goods not claimed as deduction 935 >>   
Actual payment of gratuity allegedly not made in the relevant year 935 >>   
Deduction on actual payment outstanding Electricity Duty liability -- Assessee acting as collection agent of Government in respect of ‘Electricity Duty’ 935 >>   
Customs duty included in closing stock 935 >>   
Non-payment of sales tax within due date under section 139(1) -- Conversion of sales tax dues into loan 935 >>   
Payment of approved gratuity fund to LIC -- Paid before due date of furnishing return of income 936 >>   
Neither assessee debited impugned amount to profit and loss account as expenditure nor claimed any deduction 936 >>   
Assessee acting as collecting agent for State Government in respect of ‘electricity duty’ 936 >>   
Interest payable to government was not covered under section 43B(d) and 43B(e) 936 >>   
           B. Payments Hit by Section 43B 936 >>   
Furnishing of bank guarantee, not amount to actual payment within meaning of section 43B 936 >>   
Duty collected not paid to government on ground of dispute with government 937 >>   
Interest on arrears of sales-tax allowable only if actually paid by the assessee 937 >>   
Interest paid on arrears of SEBI turnover fees 937 >>   
Interest on the payment of PF contribution 937 >>   
Applicability of provision of sales tax 938 >>   
Royalty payment 938 >>   
Conversion of funded interest into loan 938 >>   
Only part amount of works contract tax (WCT) paid by assessee 938 >>   
Interest accrued on loan not paid to bank before due date of filing return -- Assessee pleading subsequent waiver of interest by bank 938 >>   
Interest on custom duty -- Liability not crystallised 939 >>   
Deduction on actual payment outstanding Municipal Tax liability -- Assessee acting as collection agent of State Government in respect of ‘Municipal Tax’ 939 >>   
Interest on purchase tax 939 >>   
Claim of interest outstanding on loan taken on security of insurance policies from LIC 939 >>   
Overdue interest converted into loan, whether to be construed as constructive/ deemed payment of interest 939 >>   
No payment before due date of filing of return 939 >>   
           C. Payments Not Hit by Section 43B 939 >>   
Interest not becoming payable during the year 939 >>   
Excise duty paid in advance 940 >>   
Payment of excise duty through Personal Ledger Account (PLA) 940 >>   
Provision for bonus 941 >>   
Amount of customs duty included in the valuation of closing stock 942 >>   
Custom duty, etc., paid on goods manufactured lying in stocks 942 >>   
Service tax billed but not received -- Not hit by section 43B 942 >>   
Pre-payment premium paid to bank for restructuring of advances 942 >>   
Audit fee 942 >>   
Conversion of outstanding interest into share capital -- Applicability of Explanation 3C to section 43B 942 >>   
Licence fee for liquor 943 >>   
Kist 943 >>   
Sales-tax under deferred loan incentive scheme 943 >>   
Sales tax retained pursuant to a Sales Tax Deferment Scheme sanctioned by State Government 944 >>   
Provision for entry tax liability pending resolution of dispute 944 >>   
VAT amount being included in cost of material 944 >>   
Provision of post retirement basis 944 >>   
Interest paid for late deposit of service tax and excise duty, etc. not subject to section 43B 944 >>   
Payment of management incentive bonus on the basis of performance to eligible employees 944 >>   
Unpaid VAT -- Not claimed as deduction in books of account 945 >>   
Assessee suo motu added back TDS on VAT without filing revised return 945 >>   
Contribution towards leave encashment when no actual contribution made 945 >>   
Deduction of Security Transaction Tax (STT) against the transaction of trading -- Assessee was following mercantile system of accounting 945 >>   
VAT payable and excise duty balances brought forward from earlier years exhibited in Schedule 3 of balance-sheet 945 >>   
Provision for retention bonus -- Disallowance of amount not paid before due date for filing return of income 945 >>   
Customs duty of import of inputs 946 >>   
Central excise paid before due date of filing return 946 >>   
Leave travel expenditure and bonus 946 >>   
Provision for leave encashment -- Ascertained liability 946 >>   
Local Body Tax (LBT) paid 946 >>   
Non-remission of electricity during collected in the capacity of agent 946 >>   
Disallowance of incentive given to two employees 946 >>   
Deduction only on actual payment -- Expenses incurred on account of taxes and duties pertaining to earlier year 946 >>   
Disallowance of Contribution to Environmental Relief Fund 947 >>   
Interest on loans or advances -- Payment before due date under section 139(1) 947 >>   
Allowable in year of payment 947 >>   
81. - CENVAT Credits [Clause 27(a)] 947 >>   
           I. Requirement Under Section 27(a) 947 >>   
Requirements of clause no. 27(a) 947 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 947 >>   
Auditor to take care 948 >>   
Availing of CENVAT credit 948 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements [As per Notified Form No. 3CD] 948 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 949 >>   
Tax auditor to go through relevant records 949 >>   
Reporting requirement 949 >>   
Reporting requirement under this clause is distinct from that under clause 14(b) 949 >>   
Reporting under clause 27(a) 950 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor 950 >>   
82. - Expenditure/Income of Earlier Years Debited/Credited in Current Year [Clause 27(b)] 950 >>   
           I. Requirement Under Clause 27(b) 950 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 27(b) 950 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 950 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 950 >>   
Reporting by auditor under clause 27(b) 950 >>   
Consequences of difference of opinion between statutory auditor and tax auditor 951 >>   
Particular items whether to be shown as prior period item under clause 27(b) 951 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 952 >>   
Tax auditor to obtain details of prior period income/expenditure 952 >>   
Difference between expenditure of any earlier year and expenditure relating to earlier year crystallised during the year 952 >>   
Tax auditor to give regard to report of statutory auditor 953 >>   
Information to be maintained by tax auditor 953 >>   
83. - Share of Private Company Received Without or Inadequate Consideration [Clause 28] 953 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 28 953 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 28 953 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 953 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirement 954 >>   
The auditor is required to report whether during the previous year the assessee has received any property, being share of a company not being a company in which the public are substantially interested, without consideration or for inadequate consideration 954 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 954 >>   
Tax auditor to obtain relevant details 954 >>   
Audit to consider the provisions of Rule 11UA(1)(c) 954 >>   
To obtain copy of valuation report 954 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor 955 >>   
           IV. Background Material 955 >>   
84. - Shares Issued at Consideration Which Exceeds Fair Market Value [Clause 29] 955 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 29. 955 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 29 955 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 955 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 956 >>   
What auditor should do 956 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 956 >>   
Obtain list containing the details of shares issued 956 >>   
To consider relevant provisions 956 >>   
To obtain copy of valuation report 957 >>   
Tax auditor to maintain details 957 >>   
           IV. Background Material 957 >>   
Section 56(2)(viib) applicable to whom 957 >>   
How provisions apply 957 >>   
Section not applicable, where shares issued to non-resident 957 >>   
What is taxed 957 >>   
Provisions not to apply where consideration received by venture capital undertaking 958 >>   
Provisions not to apply, where shares issued to certain persons 958 >>   
Fair value of shares 958 >>   
Company in which public are substantially interested -- Meaning of 958 >>   
Determination of fair value of shares 959 >>   
Terminologies defined 960 >>   
Section 56(2)(viib) not applicable to company in which public are substantially interested 960 >>   
Issuance of redeemable non-cumulative preference shares in excess of face value of each share 960 >>   
Fair value as per discounted cash flow higher than issuance price of share 960 >>   
No evidence furnished as to suitability of DCF method for valuation 960 >>   
Fair value arrived at after applying DCF method -- Assessee required to prove cash flow projection 960 >>   
Report of valuer under DCF method -- Valuation done by valuer as per mandate of statute 960 >>   
Year of application v. year of allotment of shares 961 >>   
Issuance of shares at more than fair value -- AO rejected DCF method of valuation on the ground of projected results not matching with actual results 961 >>   
Shares issued at value less than fair market value as per valuation in accordance with rule 11UA(2)(b) 961 >>   
Assessee had option to determine fair market value being either as per NAV method or DCF method 961 >>   
No defect pointed out in value determined as per cash flow method 962 >>   
85. - Amount Chargeable to Tax Under Section 56(2)(ix) [Clause 29A] 962 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 29A 962 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 29A 962 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 962 >>   
What to be reported 962 >>   
How to ascertain whether the section 56(2)(ix) got triggered 963 >>   
           III. Extracts from Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 963 >>   
Amount forfeited in respect of a personal capital asset 963 >>   
Actual forfeiture necessary 963 >>   
Only forfeiture of advance towards transfer of a capital asset is required to be reported 963 >>   
When forfeiture can be said to have taken place 963 >>   
Certificate to be obtained 964 >>   
Reporting requirements 964 >>   
           IV. Background Material 964 >>   
Taxing money forfeited 964 >>   
Forfeiture of money towards debentures 965 >>   
86. - Income Chargeable Under Section 56(2)(x) [Clause 29B] 966 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 29B 966 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 29B 966 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 966 >>   
What to be reported upon 966 >>   
What auditor shall do 966 >>   
Auditor to take care 966 >>   
           III. Extracts from Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 967 >>   
Certificate from auditee 968 >>   
Stamp duty value of which date 968 >>   
Disputing stamp value 968 >>   
Assets other than immovable property 968 >>   
Asking for valuation report 968 >>   
Reporting by auditor 968 >>   
           IV. Background Material 968 >>   
Applicability of section 56(2)(x) 968 >>   
Specified property chargeable under section 56(2)(x) 969 >>   
Exclusions -- Receipts that will not be taxed 970 >>   
Receipt of property without adequate consideration -- Exemption from applicability of provisions 970 >>   
‘Relative’ defined 971 >>   
Properties covered by section 56(2)(x) 971 >>   
Stamp duty value -- How determined 972 >>   
Fair market value 973 >>   
Residential status irrelevant 973 >>   
Provision to apply to all assessees 973 >>   
Taxable event is receipt 973 >>   
What if any such property is received by minors 974 >>   
Only the property/money received from any person is to be taxed 974 >>   
Receipt of money -- Certain issues 974 >>   
Receipt of immovable property -- Related issues 975 >>   
Receipt of property other than immovable property -- Certain issues 976 >>   
Determination of fair market value of property other than immovable property 978 >>   
Aggregation under different sub-clauses of section 56(2)(x) 980 >>   
Consequential provisions 981 >>   
Challenging the stamp duty value 981 >>   
Gifts not in contemplation of death from non relative -- Expenditure incurred on treatment of donor 981 >>   
Loans repayable in future 981 >>   
Amount received by partners on retirement from firm relinquishing all rights/ interest in firm 982 >>   
Amount already taxed in hands of trust 982 >>   
Amount claimed to be received as nominee of deceased friend -- No supportive correspondence or documents 982 >>   
All the shareholders being close relatives 982 >>   
Difference in issue price and fair market value of share -- Transaction of issuance of shares was carried out to comply with a covenant in loan agreement 982 >>   
Gift received by individual from HUF 982 >>   
Whether section applicable to property purchased as stock-in-trade pursuant to real estate business 982 >>   
Amount claimed to be received as nominee of deceased friend -- No supportive correspondence or documents 983 >>   
Market value of the property was less than the circle rate 983 >>   
Purchase of property for consideration less than stamp duty value -- Property shown an the books as stock-in-trade 983 >>   
Addition on account of difference between sale consideration and guideline value of property -- No incriminating evidence that assessee paid higher sale consideration than actual sale consideration recorded in registered sale document 983 >>   
Property not being capital asset -- Applicability of section 56(2)(vii) 983 >>   
Receipt of huge share premium duly substantiated by assessee -- AO taxed the amount received in view of section 78(2) of Companies Act, 1956 on account of non-utilization of premium for business purpose 983 >>   
Corpus contributions received by a private discretionary trust -- Taxability under section 56(2)(vii) alleging that the trust is an "individual" 984 >>   
Addition on account of amount received by the assessee as a legacy through the Will 984 >>   
Applicability of section 56(2)(viia) -- In case of capital contribution made by a partner in the form in kind 984 >>   
Gift from unrelated persons treated as assessee’s income under section 56(2)(vi) 984 >>   
Receipt of bonus shares 985 >>   
Difference between the market value and purchase consideration on date of registration of sale 985 >>   
87. - Borrowals on Hundi and Repayments Otherwise than Through an Account Payee Cheque [Clause 30] 985 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 30 985 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 30 985 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 985 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 986 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition). 986 >>   
Tax auditor to obtain a complete list of borrowings/repayments 986 >>   
Qualification where difficult to verify that payments made by account payee cheque 986 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor 986 >>   
           IV. Background Material 987 >>   
Scheme of section 69D 987 >>   
Avoidance of double taxation 987 >>   
Applicability of provision as regards interest paid on amount borrowed 987 >>   
Applicability of section 69D 987 >>   
What is ‘hundi’? 988 >>   
Characteristics of a hundi 988 >>   
Conditions precedent as regards hundi transaction 989 >>   
Indication of there being a Hundi transaction 990 >>   
Relevant circulars 991 >>   
Documents executed on hundi papers 992 >>   
Documents written in English 992 >>   
When documents are not hundi 992 >>   
Scope for invocation of section 69D 993 >>   
88. - Secondary Transfer Pricing Adjustments [Clause 30A] 994 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 30A 994 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 994 >>   
Reporting requirements 994 >>   
           III. Extracts from the Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 995 >>   
Tax auditor is required to verify whether any primary adjustment is ‘made’ in terms of section 92CE(1) 995 >>   
Disclosure required for each and every type of primary adjustment made in the relevant financial year 995 >>   
Tax auditor to obtain certificate from the assessee 996 >>   
Reporting by auditor 996 >>   
As to repartiation of excess money 996 >>   
Ambiguity on reporting 996 >>   
           IV. Background Material 997 >>   
Secondary adjustment 997 >>   
Primary adjustment 997 >>   
Secondary adjustment when to be made 998 >>   
Clarification regarding no secondary adjustment in certain cases 998 >>   
Terminologies defined 998 >>   
Scope of section 92CE(2) restricted to excess money or part thereof, which is not repatriated 998 >>   
Assessee provided with option to pay tax on excess money or part thereof not repatriated and not to make any secondary adjustment 1000 >>   
89. - Thin Capitalisation [Clause 30B] 1002 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 30B 1002 >>   
Requirements of clause no. 30B 1002 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1003 >>   
Extracts from the implementation guide issued by ICAI 1003 >>   
           III. Background Material 1004 >>   
Thin capitalisation rules -- What is? 1004 >>   
Amendment by the Finance Act, 2017 1005 >>   
Applicability of section 94B 1005 >>   
When section 94B applies 1005 >>   
Excluding interest paid or payable to Permanent Establishment of a non-resident Bank for the purpose of disallowance of interest under section 94B 1005 >>   
Amount of interest not allowable 1006 >>   
Non-applicability of provision of section 94B 1006 >>   
Carry over of interest expenditure 1006 >>   
Terminologies defined 1006 >>   
Provisions illustrated 1008 >>   
90. - General Anti Avoidance Rule [Clause 30C] 1009 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 30C 1009 >>   
           II. Background Material 1009 >>   
Non-application of GAAR provision 1009 >>   
Declaration of arrangement as impermissible avoidance agreement 1010 >>   
Applicability of Chapter X-A 1010 >>   
Impermissible avoidance arrangement -- What is? 1010 >>   
Arrangement that lack commercial substance -- What is? 1011 >>   
Consequence of impermissible avoidance arrangement 1012 >>   
Treatment of connected person and accommodating party 1013 >>   
Applicability of Chapter X-A and guidelines for applicability 1013 >>   
Terminologies defined 1013 >>   
Provisions of GAAR to apply to assessees covered by sections 90 and 90A 1015 >>   
91. - Loans or Deposits or Specified Sum or Advance of ₹ 20,000 or More or Receipts/Payments in Violation of Section 269ST [Clause 31] 1015 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 31 and Under e-Filing Portal 1015 >>   
Inquiry under clause 31 1015 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1018 >>   
Clause 31(a) 1018 >>   
Clause 31(b) 1018 >>   
Clause 31(ba) 1019 >>   
Clause 31(bb) 1019 >>   
Clause 31(bc) 1019 >>   
Clause 31(bd) 1019 >>   
Clause 31(c) 1020 >>   
Clause 31(d) 1020 >>   
Clause 31(e) 1020 >>   
Applicability of section 269SS/269T in case of consideration for sale of immovable property 1020 >>   
Auditor to take care 1021 >>   
Significance of opening credit balance of loan taken 1024 >>   
Auditor’s duty as regards credit of interest amount 1024 >>   
Reporting in respect of loans and deposits taken or accepted by means of transfer entries 1024 >>   
Maintenance of current account is also covered by clause 31 1025 >>   
Reporting requirement in case where certain payments made directly on behalf of depositors from loan account 1026 >>   
No reporting required in certain cases 1026 >>   
Loan taken free of interest 1026 >>   
Advance against sales 1026 >>   
Composite accounts 1027 >>   
Transactions not covered under sections 269SS and 269T 1027 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1028 >>   
Clause 31(a) 1028 >>   
Clause 31(b) 1030 >>   
Clause 31(c) 1032 >>   
Requirement of certificate 1032 >>   
Practical difficulties 1032 >>   
           IV. Reporting under Clause 31(bb) to 31(bd) as per Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 1033 >>   
No reporting in certain cases 1033 >>   
Scope of section 269ST 1034 >>   
Reporting regarding section 269ST 1034 >>   
           V. Background Material 1037 >>   
           A. Relevant Provisions 1037 >>   
Restriction on acceptance of loans, deposits and specified sum [Section 269SS] 1037 >>   
Cash receipts [Section 269ST] 1038 >>   
Restrictions on repayment of loans, deposits or specified advance [Section 269T] 1042 >>   
           B. Section 269SS Held Not Applicable 1044 >>   
Where each deposit did not exceed ₹ 20,000 1044 >>   
Cash deposit from director towards share application money 1045 >>   
Transaction between firm and partner 1045 >>   
Capital contribution to proposed partnership in cash 1046 >>   
Assessee being a finance company 1046 >>   
Acceptance and repayment of loan/deposits in cash by assessee non-banking financial company 1046 >>   
Amount received back from borrower in cash 1047 >>   
Agents acting as behalf of principal 1047 >>   
Cash accepted from agriculturists 1047 >>   
Amount paid by director to company 1047 >>   
Amount received from directors in the shape of share application money 1047 >>   
Applicability where assessee acted as agent 1048 >>   
Amount received with no obligation to return 1048 >>   
Section 269SS not applicable where related amount neither loan nor deposit 1048 >>   
Director of a company not covered by section 269SS 1049 >>   
Share application Money 1049 >>   
Payment made by sister concern on behalf of assessee -- Alleged receipt of cash loan by assessee 1053 >>   
Contravention of provision of section 269SS -- Bank deposit treated as business receipt and not loan 1053 >>   
Receipt of loan in cash from relatives 1053 >>   
Allegation that assessee received amounts in cash as loan from HUF -- HUF deposited amounts with assessee company for redemption of jewellery purchased under gold savings scheme 1054 >>   
Loan accepted though bearer cheque -- Loan accepted from father 1054 >>   
Both creditor and borrower being agriculturist 1054 >>   
Acceptance of cash exceeding the limit prescribed under section 269SS from assessee’s own HUF 1054 >>   
Loan transactions made before incorporation of assessee company 1054 >>   
Cash received by assessee from the commission agent against the crops 1054 >>   
           C. Section 269T Held Not Applicable 1054 >>   
Refund of advance taken for share application money in cash 1054 >>   
Payment by HUF to its member or vice versa 1055 >>   
Current account transactions 1055 >>   
Repayment of deposit/loan in cash on a single day not exceeding ₹ 20,000 1055 >>   
Payment to firms exceeding specified limits in cash 1055 >>   
Re-payment of capital balance in cash 1055 >>   
Capital contribution to proposed partnership 1055 >>   
Repayment of deposit/loan in cash on a single day not exceeding ₹ 20,000 1056 >>   
Cash payment, out of closing balance in capital accounts of retired partners 1056 >>   
Loan squared off by assessee by way of conversion of the loan into equity 1057 >>   
Loan from directors 1057 >>   
Receipt of cash from HUF entity 1057 >>   
92. - Brought Forward Loss or Depreciation [Clause 32] 1058 >>   
           I. Inquiry Under Clause 32(a) and Under e-Filing Portal 1058 >>   
           A. Clause 32(b) of Form No. 3CD : Change in Shareholding in Case of Company 1059 >>   
Requirement of Clause No. 32(b) and under e-filing portal 1059 >>   
           B. Clause 32(c) and 32(e) of Form No. 3CD : Speculation Loss and Company Deemed to Carry on Speculative Business 1059 >>   
Requirement of clause No. 32(c) 1059 >>   
Clause 32(e) of Form No. 3CD 1059 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal – Clause 32(c) 1059 >>   
Requirement under e-filing -- Clause 32(e) 1059 >>   
           C. Clause 32(d) of Form No. 3CD : Loss in Specified Business 1059 >>   
Clause 32(d) of Form No. 3CD 1059 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 1059 >>   
           D. Reporting Requirements 1059 >>   
Vis-a-vis clause 32(a) 1059 >>   
Vis-a-vis clause 32(b) 1060 >>   
Points to be kept in mind while reporting under clause 32(b) 1060 >>   
Vis-a-vis clause 32(c) 1061 >>   
Vis-a-vis clause 32(d) 1061 >>   
Vis-a-vis clause 32(e) 1061 >>   
Reporting where necessary records and information not made available to auditor 1061 >>   
Interplay with clause 8A 1062 >>   
Where assessee opts for section 115BAC 1062 >>   
           E. Extracts From the ICAI’s Guidance Note (Revised 2014 Edition) 1062 >>   
Clause 32(a) 1062 >>   
Clause 32(b) 1063 >>   
Clause 32(c) 1063 >>   
Clause 32(d) 1064 >>   
Clause 32(e) 1064 >>   
           II. Background Material 1065 >>   
           A. Clause No. 32(a) of Form No. 32CD : Details of Brought Forward Loss or Depreciation 1065 >>   
Time limit for carry over of losses 1065 >>   
Filing of return before due date -- A pre-condition to claim carry forward and set off of loss 1065 >>   
Adjustment of loss 1066 >>   
Unabsorbed depreciation to be adjusted once option is exercised under section 115BAC/115BAD 1069 >>   
Carry forward and set off of losses of firms [Sections 75 and 78(1)] 1069 >>   
Succession of business -- Carry forward of losses in the case of succession [Section 78(2)] 1070 >>   
           B. Clause 32(b) of Form No. 3CD : Change in Shareholding in Case of Company 1071 >>   
Rules regarding carrying over and set off of loss by companies other than start-up 1071 >>   
Non-satisfaction above conditions required in case of eligible start-up 1072 >>   
Exception to provisions of section 79(1) 1075 >>   
Terminologies defined 1075 >>   
Applicability of provisions of section 79 -- On basis of shareholding or beneficial ownership 1075 >>   
Denial on the ground of change in pattern of shareholding having more than 51% voting power 1075 >>   
When section 79 to be applied 1076 >>   
No change in shareholding 1076 >>   
How section 79 be applied 1076 >>   
Section 79 not applicable to unabsorbed depreciation 1076 >>   
Change in shareholding, when is 1076 >>   
Assessee entitled to carry forward losses where requirement of section 79 satisfied 1077 >>   
           C. Clause 32(c) and 32(e) of Form No. 3CD : Speculation Loss and Company Deemed to Carry on Speculative Business 1077 >>   
           A. Companies Deemed to be Carrying on Speculation Business 1077 >>   
Companies deemed to be carrying on speculation business 1077 >>   
Application of Explanation to section 73 1077 >>   
Effect of Explanation 2 section 28 and Explanation to section 73 1077 >>   
Applicability of Explanation to section 73 1078 >>   
Applicability of Explanation to section 73 to company whose principal business is dealing in shares 1079 >>   
Only composition of gross total income to be checked 1079 >>   
Meaning of “gross total income” for the purpose of Explanation to section 73 1080 >>   
“Gross total income” within the meaning of Explanation to section 73 1080 >>   
How gross total income be determined for the purposes of Explanation to section 73? 1080 >>   
Income of company engaged in purchasing and selling of shares to be treated as from speculative transaction 1080 >>   
Explanation to section 73 attracted to buying and selling of shares on delivery basis in case of company 1081 >>   
Explanation to section 73 attracted where gross total income of the assessee comprised mainly income not in relation to granting of loans and advances 1081 >>   
Share trading loss and profit from derivative be set off before applying Explanation to section 73 1081 >>   
Loss on sale of shares acquired through IPO 1081 >>   
For application of Explanation to section 73, not necessary that purchase and sale of shares take place in the same year 1082 >>   
Assessee engaged in sale and purchase of shares of other companies, whether can be said to be indulged in speculative business 1082 >>   
Only composition of gross total income to be checked for applicability of Explanation to section 73 1082 >>   
Explanation to section 73 attracted even where a part of the business of the company comprises purchase and sale of shares 1082 >>   
Where the entire business consists of purchasing/selling shares 1082 >>   
Only composition of the gross total income to be checked for applicability of Explanation to section 73 1083 >>   
Explanation to section 73 applicable where assessee’s principal business consisted of granting loans and advances 1083 >>   
           B. Losses in Speculation Business [Section 73] 1083 >>   
Treatment of speculation business 1083 >>   
Meaning of ‘speculative transaction’ 1083 >>   
Scheme of section 73 as to carry forward and set-off of speculative losses 1088 >>   
Nature of section 73 1088 >>   
Whether carrying on of the same business necessary for set-off 1088 >>   
Carry over of speculative loss 1088 >>   
Precedence to speculative losses over unabsorbed depreciation and unabsorbed scientific research expenditure 1089 >>   
Speculation losses can be set-off and carry forward against speculative gains only 1089 >>   
Losses of illegal speculative business 1089 >>   
Assessee having no business income 1089 >>   
Speculation loss be set off only against speculative gain 1089 >>   
Speculative profit of current year be first adjusted against the brought forward speculation loss 1090 >>   
Business loss be set-off against speculative gains 1090 >>   
Loss on share trading transactions of NBFC 1090 >>   
Setting off against normal business income 1090 >>   
93. - Deduction Under Chapter III or Chapter VI-A [Clause 33] 1091 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 33 1091 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 33 and under e-filing portal 1091 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1091 >>   
Reporting requirements 1091 >>   
Reporting in cases where deduction is allowed subject to Chartered Accountant Report 1091 >>   
Inter play with clause 8A 1092 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1092 >>   
Duty of tax auditor restricted only to business activity of the assessee 1092 >>   
Duty of tax auditor while reporting upon accounts of a branch/head office 1092 >>   
Case of sale proprietor -- Allowability of deduction 1092 >>   
Tax auditor to adhere to conditions subject to which deduction admissible 1092 >>   
Difference between amount claimed and amount admissible 1093 >>   
Section where separate audit report is required 1093 >>   
Reporting about deduction under section 10A/10AA 1093 >>   
Special consideration in case of certain sections 1093 >>   
           IV. Background Materials 1094 >>   
Deduction under section 10AA allowable to whom and income in respect which deduction allowable 1094 >>   
Mode of computing deduction under section 10AA 1094 >>   
Deduction also to on-site development of computer software 1094 >>   
Deduction under section 10AA to be allowed only to new units 1094 >>   
Amount and period of deduction 1095 >>   
Conditions for special deduction under section 10AA(1)(ii) 1095 >>   
Audit requirements 1097 >>   
CBDT clarification on various issues relating to tax concession to units eligible for benefit under sections 10A, 10AA and 10B 1097 >>   
Clarification on allowability of deduction under section 10A/10AA on transfer of technical manpower in case of software industry 1098 >>   
No deduction under Chapter VI-A 1098 >>   
No deduction in respect of income computed as per ALP 1098 >>   
Deduction available under Chapter VI-A 1098 >>   
94. - Tax Deduction/Collection at Source [Clause 34] 1100 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 34 1100 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 34 and under e-filing portal 1100 >>   
           II. Tax Audit Requirements 1100 >>   
Duty of auditor under clause 34 of Form No. 3CD 1101 >>   
Auditor to take care 1102 >>   
Inter-play with clause 21(b) 1102 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1102 >>   
Reporting under clause 34(a) 1102 >>   
Reporting under clause 34(b) 1105 >>   
Reporting under clause 34(c) 1106 >>   
           IV. Background Material 1107 >>   
           A. Provisions Related to TDS 1107 >>   
Summary of provisions relating to tax deduction at source 1107 >>   
Liability to deduct tax by individual/HUF in various TDS provisions linked to turnover 1108 >>   
TDS Provisions at a Glance [Sections 190 to 197A] 1109 >>   
TDS under Chapter XVII-B of the Income Tax Act, 1961 on service tax/GST component comprised in the payments made to residents 1121 >>   
Income payable net of tax [Section 195A] 1121 >>   
Requirement of tax deduction at source in case of entities whose income is exempted under section 10 -- Exemption thereof 1121 >>   
Lower TDS on certain payments [Section 197B from 14-5-2020 to 31-3-2021] 1123 >>   
Reduction in TDS rates for period 14-5-2020 to 31-3-2021 1123 >>   
Deposit of tax to the credit of Central Government [Section 200(1) and 200(2) read with rule 30] 1124 >>   
Time for deposit of TDS in case of deductors other than Government deductors 1124 >>   
Time for deposit of TDS where tax is deducted under section 194-IA/194-IB/194M and mode of payment of TDS to government 1124 >>   
Submission of quarterly return [Section 200(3) r/w rule 31A] 1125 >>   
Form of statement of deduction of tax 1125 >>   
Authority to whom statement is to be furnished 1126 >>   
Time limit for furnishing statement other than under section 194-IA/194-IB/194M 1126 >>   
Furnishing of statement by person responsible for deduction of tax under section 194-IA/194-IB/194-IC 1126 >>   
Extension of time limits 1126 >>   
Duty of deductor while preparing statement of tax deducted 1126 >>   
Fee for late furnishing of TDS statement 1127 >>   
Assessee to be treated as in default and interest for failure to deduct or pay TDS [Section 201] 1128 >>   
Issuance of TDS certificate [Section 203] 1129 >>   
Person responsible for deducting tax [Section 204] 1131 >>   
Tax deductee to provide PAN to tax deductor otherwise face tax deduction at higher rate [Section 206AA] 1132 >>   
TDS at higher rate in certain cases [Section 206AB, effective from 1-7-2021] 1134 >>   
Rate of exchange for the purpose of deduction of tax at source on income payable in foreign currency [Rule 26] 1134 >>   
           B. Provisions Relating to TCS 1135 >>   
Person being seller responsible for tax collection at source 1135 >>   
When individual or HUF is liable to collect tax 1135 >>   
Specified goods for the purposes of section 206C(1) 1135 >>   
Meaning of ‘Seller’ [Explanation (c) to section 206C] 1135 >>   
Buyer -- Meaning of 1136 >>   
No tax to be collected in case of manufacturing and processing units [Section 206C(1A) and 206C(1B)] 1136 >>   
Declaration by a buyer for no collection of tax at source under section 206C(1A) 1137 >>   
Purchase price to include excise duty, etc. for the purpose of tax collection 1137 >>   
Parking auctions, toll auctions, mining and quarrying leases and TCS provisions [Section 206C(1C)] 1137 >>   
Clarifications regarding applicability of section 206C(1D) and 206C(1F) 1138 >>   
Tax collection at source by authorised dealer receiving sum under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme of RBI [Section 206C(1G)] 1138 >>   
Tax collection at source by seller of overseas tour package [Section 206C(1G] 1144 >>   
Tax collection by seller of goods in certain cases [Section 206C(1H] 1146 >>   
Rates of collection of tax at source 1151 >>   
Reference to section 206C(1) and 206C(1C) in section 206C(2) and 206C(3) replaced by reference to section 206C 1152 >>   
Deposit of tax collected at source [Section 206C(3)] 1153 >>   
Collector of tax at source allowed to furnish correction statement [Section 206C(3B)] 1153 >>   
Deposit of tax collected by collectors other than government authorities 1153 >>   
Furnishing of quarterly statement of TCS [Proviso to section 206C(3)] 1154 >>   
Furnishing of TCS certificate [Section 206C(5) read with rule 37D] 1155 >>   
Liability to pay on failure to collect tax [Section 206C(6)] 1155 >>   
Levy of interest [Section 206C(7)] 1156 >>   
Collection of tax at lower rate [Section 206C(9)] 1156 >>   
Lower rate of TCS for period 14-5-2020 to 31-3-2021 1156 >>   
Requirement to furnish Permanent Account Number by collectee [Section 206CC] 1156 >>   
TCS at higher rate certain cases [Section 206CCA, from 1-7-2021] 1158 >>   
95. - Quantitative Details in Case of Trading and Manufacturing Concern [Clause 35] 1159 >>   
           I. Requirements of Clause No. 35 1159 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 35 1159 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1159 >>   
Reporting by the auditor 1159 >>   
What auditor needs to report 1160 >>   
Ascertainment of quantitative details in case of general stores or a supermarket or a departmental store 1160 >>   
Auditor’s duty where proper records are not maintained by the assessee 1160 >>   
Reporting in case of manufacturing concern where raw materials and finished goods are recorded in different units 1161 >>   
Furnishing the quantitative details in case of construction company 1161 >>   
Furnishing of quantitative details in case of assessee rendering technical consultancy services 1161 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1161 >>   
Clause 35(a) -- Tax auditor should obtain certificate form assessee regarding principal items 1161 >>   
Clause 35(b) 1161 >>   
96. - Deemed Dividend Under Section 2(22)(e) [Clause 36A] 1162 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause N. 36A 1162 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1162 >>   
What auditor shall do 1162 >>   
Auditor to take care 1163 >>   
           III. Extracts from the Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 1164 >>   
Certificate to be obtained as to list of closely held companies in which assessee is beneficial owner of shares carrying not less than 10% of the voting power and list of concerns in which he has substantial interest 1164 >>   
To cross-check Form No. 26AS 1164 >>   
Payment made on behalf of or for the individual benefit of the assessee -- Disclaimer by auditor 1164 >>   
Issues to be considered 1164 >>   
           IV. Background Material 1166 >>   
Meaning of dividend in terms of section 2(22)(e) 1166 >>   
Meaning of accumulated profits 1167 >>   
Payment of advance or loan when amounts to dividend 1167 >>   
Items not includible while arriving at the accumulated profits 1167 >>   
Items Includible while arriving at accumulated profits 1169 >>   
Normal charge of depreciation as per Act 1170 >>   
Commercial profits to be taken into account for quantifying accumulated profits 1172 >>   
Applicability of exclusionary clause (ii) of section 2(22)(e) 1173 >>   
Profit already capitalised not to be part of accumulated profits 1173 >>   
Accumulated profits for purpose of section 2(22)(e) -- When to be ascertained 1173 >>   
Amount advanced during the year is to be treated as deemed dividend 1174 >>   
Accumulated profits do not include current years profit 1174 >>   
When section 2(22)(e) comes into play 1174 >>   
Person when deemed to have substantial interest in a concern 1174 >>   
Meaning of ‘concern’ 1175 >>   
What amount shall be taken as deemed dividend? 1175 >>   
Computation of deemed dividend -- Amount advanced in earlier years to be reduced 1175 >>   
No deemed dividend where assessee not shareholder in lending company 1176 >>   
Applicability of section 2(22)(e) where partnership firm taking advance from company in which partners held shares on behalf of firm 1176 >>   
Registered as well as beneficial shareholder -- Whether both necessary for section 2(22)(e) 1177 >>   
HUF being a registered shareholder is not necessary for the purpose of section 2(22)(e) 1178 >>   
Assessee’s wife received loan from a company, wherein the assessee was a director and majority shareholder 1179 >>   
Assessee received loan from company in which he was director and was holding equity shares -- Assessee was paying interest on loan 1179 >>   
Shareholder of company had substantial interest in the Partnership -- Money advanced to firm 1179 >>   
No deemed dividend in case of receipt of share application money 1179 >>   
No deemed dividend where assessee did not hold controlling shares in the transferor company 1179 >>   
Addition of entire amount instead of proportion to shareholding 1179 >>   
Amount in nature of accommodation entries through current account 1179 >>   
Advances for mutual benefit of company as well as assessee 1180 >>   
No deemed dividend where assessee acted as an intermediary 1180 >>   
Transaction between group concerns 1180 >>   
Repayment of advance in subsequent financial year 1180 >>   
Receipt of advance where no accumulated profit in case of lending company 1180 >>   
Business transactions of assessee, a NBFC 1181 >>   
Payment of share application money to associate concern 1181 >>   
Applicability of section 2(22)(e) to payments received from companies wherein assessee has substantial interest 1181 >>   
Percentage of shareholding to be checked at the time of availing of loan for purpose of section 2(22)(e) in case of transaction with company 1183 >>   
Loan from Share Premium Account -- Whether deemed dividend 1184 >>   
Share application money shown under ‘current liabilities’ not to be treated as loan or advance for the purposes of section 2(22)(e) 1184 >>   
Assessee took loan from two companies having common shareholders -- Money borrowed can be treated as deemed dividend as assessee was not a shareholder in the lending company 1185 >>   
Assessee transferred his shareholding to trust -- Applicability of provision of section 2(22)(e) 1185 >>   
Cash amount and assets received on family settlement would not be to be taxed as deemed dividend 1186 >>   
Advance received from company having substantial accumulated profits was to be deemed as dividend 1187 >>   
Loan or advance to a concern -- Assessee being trustee of trust to whom loan advanced 1187 >>   
Accumulated profit -- Computation -- Treatment of capital subsidy 1187 >>   
Advances in nature of normal business 1188 >>   
Loan and advance by company to shareholder -- Assessee not being a shareholder but assessee's partner holding major share 1189 >>   
Loans and advances -- Meaning of the expression loans and advances used in section 2(22)(e) 1189 >>   
Mutual running or current account transactions between shareholder and lender company -- Applicability of section 2(22)(e) 1190 >>   
97. - Cost Audit [Clause 37] 1190 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 37 and Under e-filing Portal 1190 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirement 1190 >>   
           III. What Auditor need to do 1190 >>   
           IV. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 edition) 1191 >>   
Tax auditor to take note of any observation in the report 1191 >>   
Information about cost audit ordered but not completed to be given 1191 >>   
Information to be given limited to period covered by tax audit report 1191 >>   
           V. Background Material 1191 >>   
Requirement as to cost audit under Companies Act, 2013 1191 >>   
98. - Excise Audit [Clause 38] 1192 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 38 and e-filing Portal 1192 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1192 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1192 >>   
Tax auditor to incorporate material observations in the excise audit report 1192 >>   
Information about excise audit ordered but not completed 1193 >>   
Information about only such audit covered by the period of tax audit report 1193 >>   
           IV. Background Material 1193 >>   
Central Excise Officer empowered to direct audit in certain cases [Section 14A of the Central Excises Act, 1944] 1193 >>   
Commissioner empowered to direct audit [Section 14AA of the Central Excises Act, 1944] 1193 >>   
99. - Service Tax Audit [Clause 39] 1194 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 39 and e-filing Portal 1194 >>   
           II. Extract from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1194 >>   
Tax auditor to take note of the details of disqualification or disagreement on any matter/item/value/quantity as may be reported/identified by the auditor 1194 >>   
Information about service audit ordered but not completed 1194 >>   
Information about only such audit covered by the period of tax audit report 1194 >>   
           III. Background Material 1195 >>   
Audit and service tax [Section 72A] 1195 >>   
100. - Financial Ratios [Clause 40] 1195 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 40 1195 >>   
Requirement under e-filing portal 1195 >>   
Turnover -- Meaning of 1196 >>   
Gross profit/Turnover ratio 1196 >>   
Net profit/Turnover ratio 1196 >>   
Stock-in-Trade/Turnover ratio 1196 >>   
Material Consumed/Finished goods produced 1196 >>   
Comprehensive illustration 1197 >>   
           I. Reporting Requirements 1198 >>   
Data to be used for purpose of calculating ratios 1198 >>   
Computation of ratios in case of a business concern engaged in both manufacturing and trading activities 1198 >>   
Extraordinary items not to be considered while calculating ratios 1199 >>   
Computation of ratios in case of a share-broker 1199 >>   
Computation of ratios in case of a construction company 1199 >>   
Computation of ratios in the case of adatiyas 1199 >>   
Computation of ratios in the case of job worker 1200 >>   
Computation of gross profit ratio under clause (a) 1200 >>   
Basis for calculating stock turnover ratio under clause (4) 1200 >>   
           II. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1200 >>   
Ratios to be given for different persons 1200 >>   
Tax auditor to assign meaning to the terms used 1200 >>   
Computation of ratios also to given 1200 >>   
Consistency 1200 >>   
Previous year figures 1200 >>   
101. - Details of Demand Raised/Refund Issued and Income Tax Act/Wealth Tax Act [Clause 41] 1201 >>   
           I. Requirements of Clause No. 41 1201 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 41 1201 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1201 >>   
           III. Extracts from the ICAI’s Guidance Note on Tax Audit Under Section 44AB (Revised 2014 Edition) 1201 >>   
Tax auditor to obtain copy of demand/refund order 1201 >>   
Demand/refund order for any year other than previous year 1202 >>   
Details to be maintained by tax auditor 1202 >>   
102. - Filing of Form No. 61, 61A, and 61B [Clause 42] 1202 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 42 1202 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirements 1203 >>   
           III. Extracts from the Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 1203 >>   
           IV. Background Material 1206 >>   
           A. As to Form No. 61 1206 >>   
Documents pertaining to transactions in respect of which PAN must be quoted 1206 >>   
Duty of certain persons to ensure that correct PAN is quoted [Rule 114C] 1209 >>   
Time and manner in which persons referred to in sub-rule (2) of rule 114C shall intimate details of transaction to department [Rule 114D] 1210 >>   
           B. As to Form No. 61A 1211 >>   
Statement of Financial Transaction or Reportable Account [Section 285BA] 1211 >>   
Specified financial transactions -- Meaning of 1211 >>   
Who shall furnish statement and in respect which transaction it shall be furnished 1211 >>   
Reporting of certain incomes by specified persons 1213 >>   
Aggregation of transactions 1214 >>   
Manner of furnishing return in Form No. 61A 1214 >>   
Time limit for furnishing of statement of financial transaction 1215 >>   
Verification statement 1215 >>   
Statement of Financial Transaction -- Format, Procedure and Guidelines for submission of Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) for Dividend income 1215 >>   
Statement of Financial Transaction -- Format, Procedure and Guidelines for submission of Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) for Interest income 1215 >>   
Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) -- Format, Procedure and Guidelines for submission of Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) for Depository Transactions 1215 >>   
Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) -- Format, Procedure and Guidelines for submission of Statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) for Mutual Fund Transactions by Registrar and Share Transfer Agent 1215 >>   
           C. As to Form No. 61B 1215 >>   
Reporting Financial Institution and Due Diligence -- Requirement [Rules 114F to 114H] 1215 >>   
Meaning of the term ‘reportable account’ 1215 >>   
Meaning of “reporting financial institution” 1218 >>   
Meaning of ‘reportable person’ 1218 >>   
103. - Country by Country Reporting [Clause 43] 1219 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 43 1219 >>   
Requirement of clause no. 43 1219 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirement 1219 >>   
           III. Extracts from the Implementation Guide Issued by ICAI 1220 >>   
           IV. Background Material 1222 >>   
Furnishing of report in respect of an international group 1222 >>   
Notice to prescribed income-tax authority 1222 >>   
Inclusions in the report to be furnished in respect of an international group 1222 >>   
Report by a constituent entity of an international group 1222 >>   
No report to be furnished by a constituent entity of an international group 1223 >>   
Prescribed authority may require an entity to produce specified information and document 1223 >>   
When international group is not required to furnish report in respect of international group 1223 >>   
104. - GST Related Reporting [Clause 44] 1224 >>   
           I. Requirement of Clause No. 44 1224 >>   
           II. Reporting Requirement 1224 >>   
Deferment of reporting 1224 >>   
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