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Case Name : Sun Steel Industries (P) Ltd. Vs DCIT (ITAT Kolkata)
Appeal Number : I.T.A No. 531/Kol/2016
Date of Judgement/Order : 19/02/2018
Related Assessment Year : 2011-12
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Sun Steel Industries (P) Ltd. Vs DCIT (ITAT Kolkata)

It is not in dispute that the payments to sub-contractors were indeed made by the assessee through account payee cheques after deduction of tax at source. It is not in dispute that those recipients have duly disclosed the same in their respective IT returns and had also filed their returns of income showing meager figure. The tax deducted by the assessee predominantly forms part of claim of refund made by these parties in their return of income. Even though the existence of these companies are proved beyond doubt, with proper paper work carried out, we find that the assessee had not proved the actual rendering of services by these parties to the assessee by way of rendering the foundation services.

Admittedly, all these six alleged sub-contractors were only trading in shares and investment companies. The assessee was not able to prove with cogent material as to whether these companies possess necessary expertise and infrastructure to render the foundation services to the assessee.

More importantly these services were alleged to have been rendered in Shillong whereas, these parties are located in Kolkata. From the perusal of their balance sheet, it is evident that they do not have any branch in Shillong or any other infrastructure to render foundation services/specialized services to the assessee. Their profit and loss account contains payment of labour charges to the tune Rs 80000/- to Rs 90000/- and payment of salary of Rs. 6 lacs approximately.

Hence, it is proved beyond doubt that those parties had not rendered any services to the assessee even by way of outsourcing of the said jobs to outsiders who are stationed in Shillong. All the six companies had similar types of income and similarly types of expenses reflected in their profit and loss account. None of the companies have sufficient fixed assets to prove the existence of necessary infrastructure for rendering such technical services.

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