ITAT Deletes Addition Arising from Auditor’s Reporting Error in Tax Audit Report:
ITAT deleted a Rs 13.01 lakh addition made solely due to an auditor’s erroneous reporting in Form 3CD, holding that taxing already-disclosed income again would amount to double taxation.
ITAT Quashes Addition Based on Audit Report Mistake
Vanshika verma
Jun 2, 2026Table of Contents
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ITAT Deletes Addition Arising from Auditor’s Reporting Error in Tax Audit Report
ITAT deleted a Rs 13.01 lakh addition made solely due to an auditor’s erroneous reporting in Form 3CD, holding that taxing already-disclosed income again would amount to double taxation.
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