Commissioner Of Income-tax, Noida v. Technip Italy Spa India Project
[Citation -2015-LL-0420-8]
Citation | 2015-LL-0420-8 |
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Appellant Name | Commissioner Of Income-tax, Noida |
Respondent Name | Technip Italy Spa India Project |
Court | HIGH COURT OF ALLAHABAD |
Relevant Act | Income-tax |
Date of Order | 20/04/2015 |
Assessment Year | 2002-03 |
Judgment | View Judgment |
Keyword Tags | tax sought to be evaded • computation of income • foreign currency • quantum appeal |
Bot Summary: | Whether on the facts and circumstances of the case the ITAT was justified in law in concluding that since the quantum has already been deleted there is no question of penalty absolutely ignoring that the order of deletion of quantum has been admitted has been admitted by the jurisdiction High Court vide order dated 13.2.2013. Whether on the facts and circumstances of the case, that ITAT erred in law in concluding that no penalty is leviable as tax sought to be evaded as NIL totally ignoring that the NIL income was after adjustment and no tax was paid on the returned income and entire amount of TDS was claimed as refundable. Whether on the facts and circumstances of the case, the ITAt was justified in deleting the penalty on the quantum of addition of Rs.3,55,85,515/- assessed u/s 115-A, without appreciating the fact that the quantum addition was confirmed by the ITAT and there was no two views of taxing the income was assessed U/s 115-A. The brief facts of the case are that assessee is a company incorporated in Itlay, was awarded a turn key contract by Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. in November 1999 for design, construction and commissioning of a hydro treater and hydrogen facility at IOCL's Gowhati refinery. Revenues arising to Technip from on shore construction, on shore design and engineering, on shore supply, off shore construction and off shore design and engineering were offered to tax in India by Technip. The revenues from off shore supply of equipment were not considered to be chargeable to tax in India. At the same time on off shore supply and on estimation of the G.P., after rejecting the books of account under Section- 145 of the Act, the A.O. has levied the penalty under Section-271(1)(c) of the Act. There is no dispute that the computation of income was duly disclosed by the assessee and accepted by the A.O. In these circumstances, the entire addition was deleted by both the appellate authorities. |