Assessing Officer, during the course of assessment proceedings, had made certain ad hoc disallowances without pin pointing any defect in the books of account or in the vouchers and he simply stated that to cover up the possible leakage, he is making the disallowance and in this respect took us to the copy of assessment order.
Sec. 39(1)(iii) & 37 of Income Tax Act, 1961—Business Expenditure— Addition sustained by CIT(A) on the basis of ad hoc disallowance is deleted as the assessee submitted that no defect was pointed out by the Assessing Officer in any of the vouchers and had relied on a number of case laws and CIT(A) had also not cited any reason for partly confirming the additions and partly allowing the additions. - ANURAG RASTOGI V/s ITO - [2019] 75 ITR (TRIB) 008 (ITAT-LUCKNOW)
Assessing Officer, during the course of assessment proceedings, had made certain ad hoc disallowances without pin pointing any defect in the books of account or in the vouchers and he simply stated that to cover up the possible leakage, he is making the disallowance and in this respect took us to the copy of assessment order.
Sec. 39(1)(iii) & 37 of Income Tax Act, 1961—Business Expenditure— Addition sustained by CIT(A) on the basis of ad hoc disallowance is deleted as the assessee submitted that no defect was pointed out by the Assessing Officer in any of the vouchers and had relied on a number of case laws and CIT(A) had also not cited any reason for partly confirming the additions and partly allowing the additions. - ANURAG RASTOGI V/s ITO - [2019] 75 ITR (TRIB) 008 (ITAT-LUCKNOW)