Premier Breweries Ltd. v. Commissioner of Income Tax

372 ITR 180Supreme Court of India2015#2218 most cited

What is Premier Breweries Ltd. v. Commissioner of Income Tax authority for?

Whether an assessee has shown 'reasonable cause' under Section 273B, particularly in the context of penalties under Section 271D for violations of Section 269SS, is a question of law involving a legal inference from primary facts. Penalties under Section 271D are not leviable if reasonable cause is established, even for journal entries, provided transactions are genuine and bona fide.

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Premier Breweries Ltd. v. CIT · 372 ITR 180 · Section 271D penalty · Section 269SS violation · reasonable cause · Section 273B · question of law · journal entries · genuine transactions · non-levy of penalty

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