CIT v. Ankita Electronics Pvt. Ltd.
What is CIT v. Ankita Electronics Pvt. Ltd. authority for?
When the High Court admits a substantial question of law concerning an assessee's claim or alleged default, it indicates the assessee's bona fides, thereby preventing the imposition of penalties under sections 271(1)(c) or 271C. The mere disallowance of a claim or an addition by revenue authorities does not automatically lead to a penalty if the issue is debatable and pending appeal.
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CIT v. Ankita Electronics Pvt. Ltd. · 379 ITR 50 · Section 271(1)(c) penalty · Section 271C penalty · admission of substantial question of law · bona fides of assessee · debatable claim · disallowance · failure to deduct tax
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