Merinoply & Chemicals Ltd. v. CIT

209 ITR 508High Court1994#2706 most cited

What is Merinoply & Chemicals Ltd. v. CIT authority for?

Transport subsidies received by a business operating in a backward area, being inseparably connected with the ongoing business and incidental to its expenditure, constitute a revenue or trading receipt taxable under the Income Tax Act.

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Also referred to as

Merinoply & Chemicals Ltd. v. CIT · 209 ITR 508 · Section 2(24) Income Tax Act · Section 28 Income Tax Act · taxability of subsidies · revenue receipt · capital receipt · trading receipt · transport subsidy · incentive scheme · backward area

Issues it is cited on

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