Direct Tax Case Study Summary in 26 Pages- CA Final Nov 2015


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Direct Tax Case Study Summary For Nov 2015 In 26 Pages

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INCOME TAX

1: BASIC CONCEPTS

What is the nature of liquidated damages received by a company from the supplier of plant for failure to supply

machinery to the company within the stipulated time  a capital receipt or a revenue receipt?

Saurashtra Cement Ltd. (2010)
Supreme Court‟s DecisionThe Apex Court affirmed the decision of the High Court holding that the damages were directly and
intimately linked with the procurement of a capital asset i.e., the cement plant, which lead to delay in coming into existence of the
profit-making apparatus. It was not a receipt in the course of profit earning process. Therefore, the amount received by the
assessee towards compensation for sterilization of the profit earning source, is not in the ordinary course of business, hence it is
a capital receipt in the hands of the assessee.

Can waiver of loan or advance taken for the purpose of relocation of office premises be treated as a revenue receipt

liable to tax?

Softworks Computers P. Ltd. (2013)
Decision: Since the advance taken by the assessee-company was utilized by it for the purpose of relocating its office premises
i.e., for acquisition of a capital asset, namely, a new office, the waiver of the same cannot be said to be waiver or remission of
trading liability to attract taxability under the Act. Waiver of such advance, being capital in nature, is not taxable under the Act.
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