Contribution made to mutual concerns by non-members for commercial reasons, can't be taxed
IT: Where contributions were made by non-member companies in assessee-mutual concern for their sales promotion while objective of assessee in receiving contributions was to meet part of expenditure incurred in organizing events, said contribution could not be assessed as assessee's income
IT: Where complimentary liquor had been sold by assessee to members as well as non-members, intention of assessee was to make profit out of sale of complimentary liquor and, thus, action of assessee being commercial in nature, excess value of liquor sold was assessable as income of assessee
Regards
Prarthana Jalan
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