Expenditure Allowance on Compensation Paid to Subsidiary Companies : SC Dismisses Income Tax Dept’s SLP Filed after Gross Delay of 340 Days [Read Order]

Expenditure Allowance on Compensation Paid to Subsidiary Companies is incidental to its business but also justified by commercial expediency, as it aimed to mitigate the losses incurred by its subsidiaries
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The Supreme Court dismissed the Special Leave Petition ( SLP ) filed by the income Tax Department along with a condonation application of 340 days regarding the matter on expenditure allowance on compensation paid by holding company to its subsidiary companies. The bench of Justice B V Nagarathna and Justice Augustine George Masih, in its…

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