L.Ve. Vairavan Chettiar v. CIT
72 ITR 114High Court1969#3831 most cited
What is L.Ve. Vairavan Chettiar v. CIT authority for?
A business concern can still be considered to be carrying on its business even if there are long intervals of inactivity, provided it is kept alive, retains its registered office, and holds meetings. It is not necessary for a business to have work constantly to be considered in existence.
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L.Ve. Vairavan Chettiar v. CIT · business expenses · going concern · carry forward of losses · section 30 · section 34 · period of lull and inactivity · retained registered office · holding meetings
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