Non compete fee receipt - long term capital gain or business ...

Case Laws Income Tax

February 1, 2016

Non compete fee receipt - long term capital gain or business income - the amount of ₹ 39,35,00,000/- received by the assessee company as non compete fee, is a component attributable in a negative / restrictive covenant and as such, is a capital receipt - taxable as LTCG - AT

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Non compete fee receipt - long term capital gain or business ...

Case Laws Income Tax

February 1, 2016

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