Summary
- The ITAT Delhi has directed that Rajasthan Pulses Private Limited be taxed at 25% for the Assessment Year 2020-21, despite the denial of benefits under Section 115BAA.
- The Tribunal ruled that since the company's turnover for FY 2017-18 was below Rs. 400 crore, the applicable tax rate should be determined accordingly.
- This decision overturned the CPC's application of a 30% tax rate after the company failed to file Form 10-IC on time.
- The ruling aligns with a precedent set by the Mumbai ITAT in Bholanath Precision Engineering (P.) Ltd. Vs CIT(A), potentially impacting similar cases in future tax assessments.
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