Union of India v. A. Sanyasi Rao
219 ITR 330Supreme Court of India1996#2628 most cited
What is Union of India v. A. Sanyasi Rao authority for?
Presumptive taxation provisions, such as those under Section 44AC, are intended to simplify income calculation, not to levy tax when there is no actual income. Such provisions may not be applicable in cases where an assessee incurs losses or where they lead to an unconscionable taxation on gross income.
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Union of India v. A. Sanyasi Rao · 219 ITR 330 · presumptive taxation · Section 44AC · Section 44BBA · applicability when no income · gross income taxation · purpose of presumptive provisions · income computation presumptive · losses and presumptive tax