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Part B : UNREPORTED DECISIONS
Singhal Builders Contractors
v. Addl. CIT
ITAT ‘A’ Bench, Jaipur
Before R. K. Gupta (JM) and
M. L. Gusia (AM)
ITA No. 393/JP/2010
A.Y. : 2005-06. Decided on : 3-9-2010
Counsel for assessee/revenue :
Mahendra Gargieya/Irina Garg
7. S. 40A(3) read with S. 145(3) — Assessment made u/s.143(3)
read with S. 145(3) — No disallowance made u/s.40A(3) — Whether AO’s order could
be considered as erroneous — Held, No.
Per R. K. Gupta :
Facts :
The assessment was made by invoking provisions of S. 145(3).
Net profit @12% on contract receipts subject to allowance of depreciation and
interest to banks was adopted. The CIT found that disallowance to be made
u/s.40A(3) was not considered by the AO while applying net profit rate, hence,
his order was erroneous and prejudicial to the interest of the Revenue. The
submissions of the assessee were rejected.
Held :
The Tribunal noted that as per the Allahabad High Court
decision in the case of CIT v. Banwarilal Banshidhar, (229 ITR 229), once the
net profit rate is applied by invoking the provisions of S. 145(3), no further
disallowance can be made u/s.40A(3). Further, since no contrary decision was
available, it held that the initiation of proceedings by the CIT u/s.263 was not
justified.