Bharti Auto Products v. Commissioner of Income-tax -II, Rajkot (Rajkot - Trib.) (SB)
The first proviso to sec 206C(6A) introduced by the Finance Act, 2012 with effect from 1-7-2012 relieves the assessee from consequences of assessee-in-default for non-collection of TCS based on proof of “no loss to Revenue” in the form of a CA’s certificate certifying specified matters.
The first proviso to sec 206C(6A) introduced by the Finance Act, 2012 with effect from 1-7-2012 relieves the assessee from consequences of assessee-in-default for non-collection of TCS based on proof of “no loss to Revenue” in the form of a CA’s certificate certifying specified matters.
As
the said proviso seeks to rationalize TCS provisions and is also
beneficial in nature in the sense that it seeks to provide relief to
collectors
of taxes from consequences of short collecting TCS after ensuring that
Revenue’s interest is well-protected. Said proviso shall apply
retrospectively even to pending matters also, though it is expressed to
be applicable with effect from 1-7-2012.
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