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Section 201 in The Income Tax Act, 1961 [Entire Act]
Commissioner Of Income Tax-1 vs Ansal Land Mark Township (P) Ltd on 26 August, 2015
"A") wherein Hon'ble the ITAT has followed "CIT vs. Ansal Land Mark
Township Pvt. Ltd. - 377 ITR 635 (Del)" wherein Hon'ble the Delhi High Court
has affirmed the view taken in "Rajiv Kumar Agarwal vs. ACIT - 45
taxmann.com 555 (Agra Trib)".
Section 194D in The Income Tax Act, 1961 [Entire Act]
Section 195 in The Income Tax Act, 1961 [Entire Act]
Rajeev Agarwal, Noida vs Acit, Circle-3, Noida on 30 April, 2021
"A") wherein Hon'ble the ITAT has followed "CIT vs. Ansal Land Mark
Township Pvt. Ltd. - 377 ITR 635 (Del)" wherein Hon'ble the Delhi High Court
has affirmed the view taken in "Rajiv Kumar Agarwal vs. ACIT - 45
taxmann.com 555 (Agra Trib)".
Pr. Commissioner Of Income Tax Vadodara ... vs M/S Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizer ... on 27 September, 2019
3414124/- u/s 40(a)(ia) of the Act. The A.O. in the impugned order considered
payment of Rs. 3414124/- to eight parties in respect of freight and forwarding
expenses (already discussed para 4A above) and rejected appellants explanation that
due TDS was deducted as per the provisions as evidenced by photo copies of invoices
raised by these parties (submitted by appellant and verified by A.O.) on the amounts
attributable to servicing and handling charges and not for reimbursement. The A.O.
also rejected appellant's contention about non application of TDS for the freight
expenses to nonresident shipping agencies agent. The appellant in appeal reiterated
its contention with copies of such invoices and emphasizing the fact that circular no.
723 dt. 19/09/1995 is applicable for such nonresident shipping agencies and its agent
since taxable u/s. 172 of the Act and no provision of section 195/194C of the Act is
applicable. The appellant further relied on Hon'ble Gujarat High Court order dt.
25/06/2013 in the case of CIT-SII Vs. Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers company
Ltd.(tax appeal no. 315 of 2013) and Hon'ble ITAT Ahmedabad order in the case of
M/s. Om Satya Exim Pvt. LTd. Vs. ITO ward-1(4), Surat (ITA no. 1335/Ahd/2010
order dt. 13/05/2011).
Chirayu Exim Pvt. Ltd.,, Ahmedabad vs The Income Tax Officer, Ward-1(1)(3),, ... on 17 September, 2018
3414124/- u/s 40(a)(ia) of the Act. The A.O. in the impugned order considered
payment of Rs. 3414124/- to eight parties in respect of freight and forwarding
expenses (already discussed para 4A above) and rejected appellants explanation that
due TDS was deducted as per the provisions as evidenced by photo copies of invoices
raised by these parties (submitted by appellant and verified by A.O.) on the amounts
attributable to servicing and handling charges and not for reimbursement. The A.O.
also rejected appellant's contention about non application of TDS for the freight
expenses to nonresident shipping agencies agent. The appellant in appeal reiterated
its contention with copies of such invoices and emphasizing the fact that circular no.
723 dt. 19/09/1995 is applicable for such nonresident shipping agencies and its agent
since taxable u/s. 172 of the Act and no provision of section 195/194C of the Act is
applicable. The appellant further relied on Hon'ble Gujarat High Court order dt.
25/06/2013 in the case of CIT-SII Vs. Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers company
Ltd.(tax appeal no. 315 of 2013) and Hon'ble ITAT Ahmedabad order in the case of
M/s. Om Satya Exim Pvt. LTd. Vs. ITO ward-1(4), Surat (ITA no. 1335/Ahd/2010
order dt. 13/05/2011).
Assistant Commissioner Of Income Tax vs Prakash Oil Industries & Ginning ... on 18 April, 1995
25. The case of the assessee is this since the land was acquired long back
for a consideration of Rs. 17,91,370/- the "book value" of such land was
increased by 6,42,74,630/- (Rs. 6,60,66,000 i.e. revalued amount - Rs.
17,91,370 acquired value). The above facts is evident from Annual
Accounts of F.Y. 2010-11 i.e. A.Y. 2011-12. As regards, the determination
of the capital gain by the Ld. AO is concerned the assessee joints issue in
adopting the value as per revaluation of Rs. 6,60,66,000/- as the full value
of consideration instead of fair market value as worked out by the assessee.
According to the assessee the said amount of Rs. 6,60,66,000/- is not the
fair market value rather it is the value as per the revaluation merely for the
purpose of reflecting inflated "Net worth" of the company for availing more
finance from banks. Further that merely because the assessee made books
of accounts based on the revaluation of land cannot be the ground to adopt
such revalued amount as full amount of consideration especially when the
purpose of revaluation was to inflate value of assets to avail better finance
from bank. Reliance was placed by the assessee in the case of CIT vs.
ITA No.1088/Ahd/2016
ITO vs. M/s. Bajaj Herbals Pvt. Ltd.