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Nikon India Pvt. Ltd. Vs DCIT (ITAT Delhi) Section 154(1A) lays down that rectification can be done for any matter other than the matter considered and decided in appeal/revision. Thus, whene any matter had been considered and decided in any proceeding by way of appeal or revision, rectification of such matter cannot be done by […]
CIT Vs M.A. Jacob & Company (Madras High Court) The order passed on the Settlement Applications filed by the assessee is dated 07.01.2000. The second order of ITSC was passed on 19.02.2004. After those orders passed by ITSC on the issue in question, concerning the assessee, in the year 2010, the Honourable Supreme Court had […]
The issue under consideration is whether decision based on a debatable point of view can be treated as a mistake apparent from the record?
Article explains Procedure for Filing Online Request for Rectification of Mistake U/s. 154 of the Income Tax, Prerequisites for Filing Such Application, Common mistakes while filing Rectification, Important Notes before e-Filing Rectification, Tips on filling Income Tax Return to avoid mistakes.
Hello readers, we all understand rectification just as correction in any order passed by Income tax authority concerned so let’s review every clause of section 154 in detail with relevant judgement and my significant findings to it.
Merely because assessee has inserted some figures, which are not in coherence with the other figures in the income tax return, there is a mistake apparent from the record, which needs to be rectified. Thus, the lower authorities are not justified in rejecting the application under section 154 of the act of the assessee. Hence, ITAT allow the appeal of the assessee.
whether CIT(A) is justified in quashing the action of the AO u/s 154 in applying provision of section 115BBE on undisclosed investment surrendered during the course of survey proceedings?
whether CIT(A) is justified in quashing the action of the AO u/s 154 of the Act in applying provision of section 115BBE of the IT Act on undisclosed investment surrendered during the course of survey proceedings?
The issue under consideration is whether deduction under section 80IAB will be allowed against the income of lease/ rental income from development of SEZ irrespective of wrong classification of head of income.
In Income Tax Act there are various section which are frequently being used by the assesse and assessing officer in their day to day working but still assesse and department is not consensus on various points of various section. Section 154 titled as ‘RECTFICATION OF MISTAKE‘ is also one of those section of the Income […]
