Adhoc deduction

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CA Mandar Joshi (Querist)
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09 December 2010 I am seeking help on the following question:

If the disallowance is made by the AO on the grounds that the assessee was not able to establish that the expenditure is entirely for business, can it be said that the disaalowance is ad hoc?

how should it be replied in the appeal?

CA Shailesh Kumar Bhagat

CA Shailesh Kumar Bhagat (Expert)
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10 December 2010 You must ensure that sufficient information must be submitted so that you can make it ground of appeal.

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venkatraman shrinivas

venkatraman shrinivas (Expert)
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10 December 2010 If he assessing officer has provided sufficient opportunities and he assssee could no support his claim by satisfactory evidence, he assessing Officer is within his rights to disallow such expenditure. He cannot, a the same time, make an adhoc disallowance, which mans ha he impliedly concedes that some expenditure is possible on he nature of income. He should povide justifying reasons for his disallowance and no merely say hat no details were furnished. Such additions would be wiped out on appeal invariably.

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