allowability 37(1)

  • Income Tax

Loss for purpose prohibited or offence not deductible irrespective of legality of business

Loss incurred for any purpose which is an offence or which is prohibited by law is not deductible irrespective of…

1 year ago
  • Income Tax

Tax paid in foreign country is expenditure eligible for deduction u/s 37(1) of Income Tax Act – ITAT

Tax paid in foreign country not eligible for benefit u/s 91 is expenditure eligible for deduction under section 37(1) of…

4 years ago
  • Income Tax

Repairs to preserve and maintain already existing asset eligible u/s 37(1) as revenue expenditure

Repairs to preserve and maintain already existing asset and to improve its longevity eligible eligible as current repairs  ABCAUS Case…

5 years ago
  • Income Tax

Disallowance u/s 37(1) for pan masala seized deleted following Supreme Court decision

Disallowance u/s 37(1) for pan masala seized deleted following SC decision that Explanation 1 apply to business expenses not to…

5 years ago
  • Income Tax

Disallowance u/s 37 for penalty/demurrage for late delivery of goods

Disallowance u/s 37 for penalty/demurrage for late delivery of goods not for any offence prohibited by law but merely normal…

5 years ago
  • Income Tax

Allowability of penalty for redemption of confiscated goods violating import conditions – HC explains Law

Allowability u/s 37(1) of fine /penalty for redemption of goods ordered to be confiscated for breach of import conditions –…

5 years ago
  • Income Tax

Expenses that a lawyer can claim are entirely different from commercial entity

Kind of expenditure a legal professional can legitimately and justly claim is entirely different from basic expenditure a commercial entity…

5 years ago
  • Income Tax

ITAT explains the expression wholly and exclusively used in section 37 – ITAT

ITAT explain the expression wholly and exclusively used in section 37.  ‘Wholly” relates to quantification and “exclusively” refers to the…

5 years ago
  • Income Tax

Expenses on Business Management Course abroad for director’s son held as not incurred for business purpose

Expenses on Business Management Course abroad for directors son held as not incurred wholly and exclusively for the purpose of…

6 years ago
  • Income Tax

Deduction for Penal excise was allowed u/s 37 as it was paid to indemnify department for violating terms of affidavit

Deduction for Penal excise was allowed u/s 37 as it was paid in discharging contractual obligation to indemnify department for…

6 years ago