Lakshmiji Sugar Mills Co. (P) Ltd. v. CIT
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Contributions made by a sugar mill to the Cane Development Council for constructing roads that remained government property, but facilitated the assessee's business operations, are revenue expenditure. Such expenditure, incurred for the better carrying on of the business, is an admissible deduction in computing business profits, even if it provides an enduring benefit, provided no capital asset is acquired by the assessee.
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Lakshmiji Sugar Mills Co. v. CIT · 82 ITR 376 · revenue expenditure deduction · capital vs revenue expenditure · enduring benefit test · contribution to government for roads · expenditure facilitating business · not capital expenditure · business expense allowance · Section 37(1) deduction · road construction expenses · assessee not owning asset
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