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Non considering the revised return filed by the assessee for ...

Income Tax

March 3, 2022

Non considering the revised return filed by the assessee for rectifying the mistake in claim of depreciation - In this case, the original return was not filed under Sub-Sec.(1) or Sub-Sec.(4) and thus, the belated return filed by the assessee is an invalid return. Therefore, the AO is not bound to consider invalid return. Hence, we are of the considered view that there is no error in the reasons given by the AO in not considering the revised return filed by the assessee for rectifying the mistake in claim of depreciation. - AT

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