Commissioner of Income Tax Cent.III Chennai. Versus M/s.Fuller KCP Limited - (MADRAS HIGH COURT)
Tribunal held that the re-assessment was bad in law and beyond the time for the assessment years 1988-89 to 1990-91 - Held that: - the returns filed for the assessment years were in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the technical knowhow fees were also clearly disclosed while arriving at the net profits under the Companies Act as well as in its computation of income filed along with the returns of income-in the absence of any material to revise the assessment by taking recourse to Section 147, the reopening of the assessment was bad in law – no ground warranting reopening and there are no materials placed before this Court to disturb the findings of the Tribunal - against revenue
Relief under Section 35AB – Held that: - Definition of "paid" as appearing under Section 43(2) as referring to amount actually paid or "payable" according to the method of accounting upon the basis on which the profits and gains are computed under the head of profits and gains in business or profession, the assessee having the account on mercantile basis and hence, allowed the claim on merits - the assessee admittedly maintaining its account on mercantile basis the contention of the assessee on the applicability of the definition of "paid", as appearing in Section 43(2) is accepted – against revenue.
Relief under Section 35AB – Held that: - Definition of "paid" as appearing under Section 43(2) as referring to amount actually paid or "payable" according to the method of accounting upon the basis on which the profits and gains are computed under the head of profits and gains in business or profession, the assessee having the account on mercantile basis and hence, allowed the claim on merits - the assessee admittedly maintaining its account on mercantile basis the contention of the assessee on the applicability of the definition of "paid", as appearing in Section 43(2) is accepted – against revenue.
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