M/s Tecumesh India Private Limited v. Additional CIT

132 TTJ 129Income Tax Appellate Tribunal#4035 most cited

What is M/s Tecumesh India Private Limited v. Additional CIT authority for?

Payments made to ward off competition, even to a rival dealer, are considered capital expenditure. It is not necessary for such fees to create a monopoly to be classified as capital in nature.

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M/s Tecumesh India Private Limited v. Additional CIT · 132 TTJ 129 · non-compete fees · capital expenditure · warding off competition · rival dealer · monopoly · business transfer agreement

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