CIT v. Nation & Grindlays
145 ITR 457High Court#9395 most cited
What is CIT v. Nation & Grindlays authority for?
An assessee can change their method of valuing closing stock, including changing to market price or cost price, whichever is lower, provided the change is bona fide and consistently followed thereafter. Land under encroachment or litigation, not in possession of the assessee, should be valued at Nil following the principle of prudence.
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CIT v Nation & Grindlays · 145 ITR 457 · change in accounting method · valuation of closing stock · bona fide change · market price · cost price · prudence · land under encroachment · land under litigation · valuation at Nil