Allowable business expenditure - Revenue is not opposed to the ...

Revenue Authority Can't Dictate Payment Methods for Assessee's Incentives to Banks, Dispute Overreach Highlighted.

March 14, 2021

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Allowable business expenditure - Revenue is not opposed to the action of the assessee giving incentives to the member banks but is only opposed to the manner in which the incentive has been paid. It is not for the revenue to decide how the incentive has to be paid by the assessee to its member banks and the revenue cannot sit in an armchair of the businessman and to decide as to the manner in which payment has to be made. - HC

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Allowable business expenditure - Revenue is not opposed to the ...

Revenue Authority Can't Dictate Payment Methods for Assessee's Incentives to Banks, Dispute Overreach Highlighted.

March 14, 2021

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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