115BAA in Tax Audit and ITR

Hello,

The company client's CA while filing TAX AUDIT REPORT (3CD) for FY2019-20  has marked field  'Whether the assessee has opted for taxation under section 115BA/115BAA/115BAB'  as NO.

Now, Assessee company wants to file ITR under section 115BAA i.e. 22% tax plus surcharge plus cess, as it saved tax amount (company with high turnover).

Can the company client do the same and will the ITR be valid?

Please provide your views and suggestions with possible implications.

 

 

 

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Quick Summary
A company's CA incorrectly marked 'No' for Section 115BAA in the Tax Audit Report (TAR) for FY 2019-20. The company now wishes to file its Income Tax Return (ITR) under Section 115BAA to benefit from the lower tax rate. This discussion explores whether this change is permissible after the TAR has been filed and what the potential implications might be for the validity of the ITR.

Not possible as in audit report it sets to NO
Yes you can file it will not be any problem
I think status of tax in TAR and ITR is matched.

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