260 ITR 102 (iv) DCIT v. Fag Bearing India Ltd.
387 ITR 33High Court2015#7441 most cited
What is 260 ITR 102 (iv) DCIT v. Fag Bearing India Ltd. authority for?
A provision for expenses is only recognizable when the obligation has already fructified. A mere estimation or possibility of expenses without a scientific working or solid material does not qualify for deduction.
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DCIT v. Fag Bearing India Ltd. · 260 ITR 102 · provision for warranty · deductible expenses · scientific method · historical trend · obligation fructified · estimation of expenses · provisioning of expenses