Defects In Statement Of Reportable Account Rectified Within The Time Limit: ITAT Deletes Penalty
The Chennai Bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has deleted the penalty as the defects in the statement of the reportable account were rectified within the time limit.The Bench of V. Durga Rao and Manjunatha, G. has observed that the provisions of sub-section of Section 285BA of the Income Tax Act mandate that the defect be rectified. The Chennai Bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal has deleted the penalty as the defects in the statement of the reportable account were rectified within the time limit. After considering the replies of the Reporting Entity, the Prescribed Authority has observed that the Statement of Reportable Account furnished under Section 285BA was inaccurate on account of the omission of one saving account and 15 Term Deposit accounts. The Reporting Entity submitted that the defects pointed out by the Prescribed Authority were duly rectified, and a revised or corrected Form 61-B was filed well within the time allowed under Section 285BA.





Delayed Audit Report Due To the Delay By Statutory Auditors: ITAT Deletes Penalty
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