22. In CIT v. Bombay Burinah Trading Corporation
161 ITR 386Supreme Court of India1986#3871 most cited
What is 22. In CIT v. Bombay Burinah Trading Corporation authority for?
Payments received for the sterilization, destruction, or loss of a capital asset are considered capital receipts. This includes compensation for the extinguishment or sterilization of a profit-earning source.
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CIT v. Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation · 161 ITR 386 · capital receipt · sterilization of asset · destruction of capital asset · loss of capital asset · enduring benefit · section 2(14) · section 2(47) · transfer of capital asset · profit earning source
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