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Asstt. Commissioner of Income- tax, Circle 3(3), Hyderabad V/s M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd., Hyderabad
July, 13th 2012
            IN THE INCOME TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
                HYDERABAD BENCH `B', HYDERABAD
     BEFORE SMT. ASHA VIJAYARAGHAVAN, JUDICIAL MEMBER
      AND SHRI D.KARUNAKARA RAO, ACCOUNTANT MEMBER

                       ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010
                     (Assessment year 2005-06)

Asstt. Commissioner of Income-   V/s     M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd.,
tax, Circle 3(3), Hyderabad              Hyderabad

                                         ( PAN - AADCS 2215 B )

       (Appellant)                               (Respondent)


                     Cross-Objection No.7/Hyd/2011
                       ( in ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010)
                     (Assessment year 2005-06)

M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd.,    V/s     Asstt. Commissioner of Income-tax,
Hyderabad                                Circle 3(3), Hyderabad

( PAN - AADCS 2215 B )


       (Cross-Objector)                          (Respondent)


                 Assessee by        : Shri V.Raghavendra Rao
               Department by        : Shri K.Gnana Prakash


                 Date of Hearing          5.7.2012
                 Date of Pronouncement    11.7.2012

                            ORDER
Per D.Karunakara Rao, Accountant Member:


           This appeal by the Revenue and Cross-Objection by the
assessee are directed against the order of the Commissioner of Income-
tax(Appeals) IV, Hyderabad dated 13.6.2010, for the assessment year
2005-06.
                                          2 ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010 & CO 7/Hyd/2011
                                                M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd., Hyderabad








2.            At the outset, we may note that there is a delay of 101 days
in the filing of the cross-objections by the assessee. Assessee has filed a
petition, supported by an affidavit, seeking condonation of delay.                 It is
pleaded that the cross-objection has come to be filed belatedly due to
genuine misunderstanding of the staff in promptly sending the papers to
the Advocate representing the matters of the assessee for filing of the
same before the Tribunal. We are convinced with the reasonableness of
the cause for the delay in the filing of the cross-objection.                       We
accordingly     condone     the   delay   and    admit     the   cross-petition      for
adjudication on merits.


Revenue's Appeal:
ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010                      :         Assessment year 2005-06


3.            Effective grounds of the Revenue in this appeal read as
follows-
              "(i)    The Commissioner of Income-tax(Appeals) IV Hyderabad
                      has erred both on facts and in law.

              (ii)    The CIT(A) has erred in directing the AO to allow credit for
                      TDS on mobilization advance of Rs.8,64,09,300/- after due
                      verification although mobilization advance did not form part
                      of the total turnover of the assessee.

              (iii)   The CIT(A) failed to appreciate the fact that the assessee-
                      company is following mercantile system of accounting as
                      per which credit for TDS may be allowed in the year in
                      which the mobilisation advance is deducted form the bills of
                      the assessee and when it forms part of the gross contract
                      receipts of the assessee.

              (iv)    The decisions in the case of (i) Progressive Constructions
                      Ltd. (ITA No.482 and 557/Hyd/2001) and (ii) BGS-SGS
                      Soma Joint Venture relied upon by the CIT(A) have not been
                      accepted by the Revenue and appeals have been made
                      before the Hon'ble jurisdictional High Court."


3.            At the outset, the learned counsel for the assessee, submitted
that the issue involved in the above grounds of the Revenue is covered by
the consistent decisions of the Tribunal in similar matters. He filed a copy
                                      3 ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010 & CO 7/Hyd/2011
                                           M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd., Hyderabad



of the decision of the co-ordinate Bench of the Tribunal dated 6.9.2011 in
the   case     of   M/s.CSCHK-SOMA      Joint   Venture,      Hyderabad       (ITA
No.1357/Hyd/2010 and CO No.1/Hyd/2011) for the assessment year
2007-08, and hence, submitted that impugned order of the CIT(A) should
be upheld.


4.            On the other hand, Learned Departmental Representative
strongly supported the order of the CIT(A), reiterating the averments
made in the above grounds of appeal.


5.            We heard both sides and perused the material available on
record. We find that as noted in the very grounds of appeal, the issue
involved in this appeal is squarely covered by the consistent decisions of
the Tribunal in similar matters. In the case of M/s. CSCHK SOMA Joint
Venture, Hyderabad (supra), vide its order dated 9.9.2011, copy of which
is furnished before us, the Tribunal following still earlier order of the
Tribunal dated 24.9.2010 in the case of that very assessee for
assessment year 2005-06, held that `credit for TDS is to be given on
corresponding receipts offered for tax including work in progress if the
work in progress was subject to TDS on receipt of advance towards it'.
In the order of the CIT(A) impugned in this appeal, the CIT(A) directed
the assessing officer to verify the TDS made in respect of mobilization
advances of Rs.8,64,09,300/0- and give credit fo5r the same after
necessary verification.      Since the direction of the CIT(A) are in
consonance with the consistent view taken by the Tribunal in similar
matters, we find no justification to interfere with the impugned order of
the CIT(A).     The same is accordingly upheld and the grounds of the
Revenue in this appeal are dismissed.


6.            In the result, Revenue's appeal is dismissed.
                                            4 ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010 & CO 7/Hyd/2011
                                                 M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd., Hyderabad








Assessee.s Cross Objection:
C.O. No.7/Hyd/2011
(in ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010)                    :   Assessment year 2005-06


7.            The first two effective grounds of the assessee in the cross-
objections are against legality and validity of the reopening of assessment
under S.147/148 of the Act, and the same read as follows-


     1. The initiation of proceedings u/s. 147 are invalid for the reason that the
        reasons recorded u/s. 148(2) of the IT Act have not been communicated
        to the assessee.

     2. The proceedings u/s. 147 of the Act are invalid also for the reason that
        there was no escapement of income to assessment.            The income
        originally determined u/s. 143(3) of the IT Act and that determined in
        the re-assessment is the same.


At the time of hearing, no serious arguments are advanced by the learned
counsel for the assessee on the issue involved in the above grounds.
Accordingly, these grounds are dismissed as not pressed.


8.            Through the remaining two grounds urged in the cross-
objections, assessee merely seeks to support the order of the CIT(A), in
the light of the grounds of the Revenue in its appeal.                    Since those
grounds     do     not    warrant    any   independent      adjudication,    they    are
redundant, and they are accordingly dismissed.


9.            In    the    result,   cross-objection   of   the   assessee      is   also
dismissed.


10.           To sum up, appeal of the Revenue as well as the cross-
objection of the assessee are dismissed.
                                    5 ITA No.1172/Hyd/2010 & CO 7/Hyd/2011
                                         M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd., Hyderabad



            Order pronounced in the Court on     11.7.2012


             Sd/-                                  Sd/-
       (Asha Vijayaraghavan)                   (D.Karunakara Rao)
         Judicial Member.                      Accountant Member.

Dt/-      11th      July, 2012

Copy forwarded to:
1.     M/s. SVEC Constructions Ltd., 1014, Raghava Ratna Towers,
       Chirag Ali Lane Hyderabad 500 001.

2.     Asstt. Commissioner of Income-tax, Circle 3(3), Hyderabad
3.     Commissioner of Income-tax(Appeals)-IV Hyderabad
4.     Commissioner of Income-tax, III, Hyderabad
5.     Departmental Representative ITAT, Hyderabad

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