Prior Period Income tax

Does Prior Period Expense eligible for income tax deduction?

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This discussion clarifies whether prior period expenses can be claimed as an income tax deduction. Generally, these expenses are allowable if a mistake is rectified in the current year. However, tax authorities may disallow the claim if they suspect intentional misrepresentation to reduce tax liability, treating it as unexplained expenditure or assessing it in the year it originally occurred. Proper explanation to auditors is crucial, though they may still report such items.

Priror period expenses allowed as deduction and can claim expenditure at the year of founded the mistake etc.... it is allowable. In case at the time of scrutiny assessment if the AO doesn't satisfied the facts and reasons of mistake and it seems make with intention to divert or decrease income tax payable then he may disallow it as un-explained expenditure or may do assessment after considering such expenses for the year for which they actually related.

Even I read this, but how auditor accepts this forget abt AO

Prior period expenses is eligible for deduction but AO after making assessment may disallow if claim is not in proper provision
You have to Give Proper explanation to auditor about the expenditure, he has to accept but he has the power to report such expenditures in his report .

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