Which event expressly triggers the secondary-adjustment provision in section 170(1) on the stated facts?
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Which event expressly triggers the secondary-adjustment provision in section 170(1) on the stated facts?
The assessee makes a ₹20 lakh primary adjustment in its own return
The assessee makes a ₹1.2 crore primary adjustment in its own return
A comparable is identified but no primary adjustment is made
The Assessing Officer proposes an adjustment that the assessee has not accepted
Answer and explanation
Section 170(1)(a) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 requires a secondary adjustment where a primary adjustment of ₹1 crore or more is made by the assessee on its own in its return. A ₹20 lakh adjustment is below the threshold, and an adjustment by the Assessing Officer triggers the provision under section 170(1)(b) only once the assessee has accepted it.
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