Monday, June 4, 2018

Order passed by ITAT relying only on case law cited by AO couldn't be said to be mistake apparent from records

IT : Where assessee sought rectification of Tribunal's order on ground that while applying net rate of 10 per cent on gross receipt, Tribunal failed to take into consideration binding order passed by co-ordinate Bench of Tribunal of effect that net profit rate of 5 per cent was a reasonable rate, in view of fact that Tribunal had passed impugned order on basis of order passed by co-ordinate Bench in another case relied upon by revenue, judicial discretion exercised by Tribunal could not be const

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