CIT v. TVS Iyengar & Sons.
88 Taxmann 429Supreme Court of India1996#4297 most cited
What is CIT v. TVS Iyengar & Sons. authority for?
The Supreme Court held that unclaimed credit balances that have become time-barred, if written back to the profit and loss account by the assessee, constitute a trading receipt and are thus taxable as business income under Section 28(i).
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Also referred to as
CIT v. TVS Iyengar & Sons · Section 28(i) · Section 41(1) · business income · trading receipt · unclaimed deposits · time-barred liability · written back · profit and loss account · cash credit
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