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M/S. Vohra Foods Pvt. Ltd., vs The Income-Tax Officer,, Ferozepur on 13 February, 2019

10. The fifth and last ground is in respect of disallowance of Rs.55000, made and confirmed at 1/10th of the expenditure on vehicles, being cars, toward the estimated personal (non-business) user of the same by the directors. Without doubt, the user of the cars of the assessee-company by it's directors and their family members for their personal purposes cannot be ruled out, and neither in fact being claimed at any stage, including before us. The only issue therefore that survives is its quantification, which at 1/10th thereof cannot but be regarded as reasonable, which aspect (reasonability) has been assailed before the tribunal without stating as to how it could be regarded as excessive. Estimation is a process known to assessment, and which would necessarily include an element of subjectivity. Rather, it is the assessee, who ought to have maintained the record of user thereof, to question the reasonability of the estimation. Further, no reason for including general expenses while computing this disallowance has been stated in the order by 6 ITA No. 86/Asr/2014 (AY 2010-11) Vohra Foods Pvt. Ltd. v. ITO the assessing or the first appellate authority. The same therefore cannot be sustained. Subject to this, no interference is called for. I decide accordingly, and the assessee gets part relief.
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The Income Tax Officer, Mansa vs Smt. Raj Sodhi, Mansa on 13 September, 2018

As the order was passed in limine but not on merit and the assessee had sought an adjournment but somehow the same was disallowed by the SMC Bench, therefore, considering the peculiar facts and circumstances, we 2 M.A.No.44/Asr/2017 (A.Y.2008-09) (Arising out of ITA No.86(Asr)/2014) M/s Vohra Foods Pvt. Ltd. vs. ITO feel it appropriate to recall the order under challenge and direct the registry to fix the appeal for hearing in due course of time.
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