CIT v. K. Mohan

130 TTJ 719Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2010#8729 most cited

What is CIT v. K. Mohan authority for?

Forward contracts entered into to safeguard against future fluctuations in foreign exchange rates are incidental to business and not speculative, provided there is no actual delivery of foreign exchange. However, if the nature of forward contracts is speculative, the profits derived therefrom are speculative gains and not business income, even if the Assessing Officer initially treated them as such.

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CIT v. K. Mohan · 130 TTJ 719 · forward contracts · foreign exchange · speculative transaction · business income · incidental to business · actual delivery

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CIT v. K. Mohan (130 TTJ 719) — Cited in 12 Judgments | BharatTax