Quoting from 288 ITR 1 (SC)- S. A. Builders Ltd.‘s case the Delhi bench of ITAT in UK INDIA BUSINESS COUNCIL INDIA P. LTD. (2024] 120 ITR (Trib) 635 (ITAT[Del]) held that the AO is not powered by the Act to question any agreement on the ground of business expediency or prudence of such agreement entered with the independent unrelated party during the ordinary course of business. It is held that the same is beyond power vested on the AO.
In this case the AO went on to analyse facilities management agreement with unrelated party by applying the yardstick of business expediency and commercial prudence undeservingly.