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High Court Deletes Entertainment Tax Additions Meant to Subsidize New Cinema Hall Construction Costs.

May 10, 2014

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Entertainment tax capitalized - Addition as subsidy - Merely because the amount was not directly meant for repaying the amount taken for construction of the cinema hall, its purpose could not be considered to be other than that of promoting construction of new cinema hall - additions deleted - HC

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