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Income tax - Whether benefits of Sec 80IA(4) are available only to a company and

 

Income tax - Whether benefits of Sec 80IA(4) are available only to a company and not to persons like HUF, firm and Individual - YES, rules ITAT

HYDERABAD, APR 02, 2012: THE issues before the Bench are - Whether benefits of Sec 80IA(4) are available only to a company and not to persons like HUF, firm and Individual and Whether when the assessee deploys its own fund and develops the infrastructure facility before handing over the same to the Govt, the assessee is to be treated as mere contractor and cannot be allowed Sec 80IA(4) benefits. And the verdict goes in favour of the assessee.

Facts of the case

Assessee Company claimed deduction under section 80IA of the Act as the profit and gains were from industrial undertaking engaged in infrastructure development. The same was denied by the lower authorities on the reason that the assessee had not developed any new infrastructure facility as required under section 80IA(4)(i)(b) of the Income-tax Act. According to the Revenue, the assessee had only taken up the renovation and modernisation of the existing net work/infrastructure facilities. It was also observed that as per the agreement, the assessee entered for building or constructing the whole or part of the project for which the entire investments were made by the Government and the assessee was paid `on running bill to bill' basis. Hence, there was no stipulation in any of the contracts that the facility built would be transferred or handed over back to the owner/employer. Being so, such contracts were not eligible for deduction under section 80IA of the Act.

On appeal, the ITAT held that,

++ the word "owned" in sub-clause (a) of clause (1) of sub section (4) of Section 80IA of the Act refer to the enterprise. By reading of the section, it is clear that the enterprises carrying on development of infrastructure development should be owned by the company and not that the infrastructure facility should be owned by a company. The provisions are made applicable to the person to whom such enterprise belongs to is explained in sub-clause (a). Therefore, the word "ownership" is attributable only to the enterprise carrying on the business which would mean that only companies are eligible for deduction under section 80IA (4) and not any other person like individual, HUF, Firm etc;

++ we also find that according to sub-clause (a), clause (i) of sub section (4) of Section 80-IA the word "it" denotes the enterprise carrying on the business. The word "it" cannot be related to the infrastructure facility, particularly in view of the fact that infrastructure facility includes Rail system, Highway project, Water treatment system, Irrigation project, a Port, an Airport or an Inland port which cannot be owned by any one. Even otherwise, the word "it" is used to denote an enterprise. Therefore, there is no requirement that the assessee should have been the owner of the infrastructure facility;

++ we find that the Government handed over the possession of the premises of projects to the assessee for the development of infrastructure facility. It is the assessee's responsibility to do all acts till the possession of property is handed over to the Government. The first phase is to take over the existing premises of the projects and thereafter developing the same into infrastructure facility. Secondly, the assessee shall facilitate the people to use the available existing facility even while the process of development is in progress. Any loss to the public caused in the process would be the responsibility of the assessee. The assessee has to develop the infrastructure facility. In the process, all the works are to be executed by the assessee. It may be laying of a drainage system; may be construction of a project; provision of way for the cattle and bullock carts in the village; provision for traffic without any hindrance, the assessee's duty is to develop infrastructure whether it involves construction of a particular item as agreed to in the agreement or not. The agreement is not for a specific work, it is for development of facility as a whole. The assessee is not entrusted with any specific work to be done by the assessee. The material required is to be brought in by the assessee by sticking to the quality and quantity irrespective of the cost of such material. The Government does not provide any material to the assessee. It provides the works in packages and not as a works contract;

++ the assessee utilizes its funds, its expertise, its employees and takes the responsibility of developing the infrastructure facility. The losses suffered either by the Govt. or the people in the process of such development would be that of the assessee. The assessee hands over the developed infrastructure facility to the Government on completion of the development. Thereafter, the assessee has to undertake maintenance of the said infrastructure for a period of 12 to 24 months. During this period, if any damages are occurred it shall be the responsibility of the assessee. Further, during this period, the entire infrastructure shall have to be maintained by the assessee alone without hindrance to the regular traffic. Therefore, it is clear that from an un-developed area, infrastructure is developed and handed over to the Government and as explained by the CBDT vide its Circular dated 18-05-2010, such activity is eligible for deduction under section 80IA (4) of the Act. This cannot be considered as a mere works contract but has to be considered as a development of infrastructure facility. Therefore, the assessee is a developer and not a works contractor as presumed by the Revenue. The circular issued by the Board, relied on by learned counsel for the assessee, clearly indicate that the assessee is eligible for deduction under section 80IA (4) of the Act. The department is not correct in holding that the assessee is a mere contractor of the work and not a developer;

++ we find that the decision relied on by the learned counsel for the assessee in the case of CIT vs. Laxmi civil Engineering works [supra] squarely applicable to the issue under dispute which is in favour of the assessee wherein it was held that mere development of a infrastructure facility is an eligible activity for claiming deduction under section 80IA of the Act after considering the Judgement of the Mumbai High Court in the case of ABG Heavy Engineering [supra]. The case of ABG is not the pure developer whereas, in the present case, the assessee is the pure developer. We also find that Section 80IA of the Act, intended to cover the entities carrying out developing, operating and maintaining the infrastructure facility keeping in mind the present business models and intend to grant the incentives to such entities. The CBDT, on several occasions, clarified that pure developer should also be eligible to claim deduction under section 80IA of the Act, which ultimately culminated into Amendment under section 80IA of the Act, in the Finance Act 2001, to give effect to the aforesaid circulars issued by the CBDT. We also find that, to avoid misuse of the aforesaid amendment, an Explanation was inserted in Section 80IA of the Act, in the Finance Act-2007 and 2009, to clarify that mere works contract would not be eligible for deductions under section 80IA of the Act. But, certainly, the Explanation cannot be read to do away with the eligibility of the developer; otherwise, the parliament would have simply reversed the Amendment made in the Finance Act, 2001. Thus, the aforesaid Explanation was inserted, certainly, to deny the tax holiday to the entities who does only mere works contact or subcontract as distinct from the developer.
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ITR (TRIB)--Vol-37 Part-1 PRINT AND ONLINE EDITION

ITR (TRIB)--Vol-37 Part-1 PRINT AND ONLINE EDITION

ONLINE EDITION

SUBJECT INDEX TO CASES REPORTED

~International transactions --Arm's length price--Determination--Most appropriate method--Assessee paying commission to associated enterprises and unrelated domestic agents depending upon services rendered--Comparable uncontrolled price method cannot be applied for determining arm's length price--Income-tax Act, 1961 s. 92C-- Amphenol Interconnect India P. Ltd. v. Deputy CIT (Pune) . . . 1

~Arm's length price--Determination--Most appropriate method--Comparable uncontrolled price method--Transactional differences with associated enterprises and third parties pertaining to similar products--Suitable adjustments cannot be made for volume, geographical, timing, risk and functional differences--Comparable uncontrolled price method not appropriate to determine arm's length price--Additions to be deleted--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 92C-- Amphenol Interconnect India P. Ltd. v. Deputy CIT (Pune) . . . 1

~Special deduction --Donation to charitable institution--Approval of institution--No allegation with regard to charitable object of assessee or genuineness of activities--Assumption that assessee had commercial intentions and utilised its funds outside India--Reasons for denial of registration irrelevant and extraneous--Refusal of registration not valid--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 12A, 80G(5)(vi)-- George Institute for Global Health v. DIT (Exemption) (Hyd) . . . 24

PRINT EDITION

Volume 37 : Part 1 (Issue dated : 5-1-2015)

SUBJECT INDEX TO CASES REPORTED

~Advance tax --Interest--Failure by payer to deduct tax at source--Interest cannot be imposed on assessee under section 234B--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 234B, 234C-- Fugro Geoteam AS v. Addl. DIT (International Taxation) (Delhi) . . . 46

~Interest--Charging of interest under sections 234A, 234B and 234C mandatory and no discretion with Assessing Officer in that matter--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 234A, 234B, 234C-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~Appeals --Competency of appeal--Monetary limits for appeal by Department--Instruction No. 5 of 2014--Limits applicable to pending cases--Failure by Department to point out exceptional circumstances for filing appeal despite monetary limit--Appeal to be dismissed in limine--CBDT Instruction No. 5 of 2014, dated 10-7-2014-- Deputy CIT v. Chetan Prakash Mittal (Delhi) . . . 28

~Assessment --Estimate of income--Additions for suppressed sales--Failure by Assessing Officer to bring corroborative material to substantiate unaccounted sales--Additions to be deleted--Income-tax Act, 1961-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~Business expenditure --Disallowance--Payments liable to deduction of tax at source--Failure by assessee to deduct tax at source on payment--Expenditure to be disallowed--Scope of section 40(a)(i) and (ia)--Deduction to be allowed in accounting year in which tax has been paid--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 40(a)(i), (ia)-- Termo Penpol Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (Cochin) . . . 87

~Capital gains --Full value of consideration--Sale agreement subjected to valuation for purpose of stamp duty payment--Section 50C applicable--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 50C--Prakash Shantilal Parekh v. ITO (Mumbai) . . . 119

~Long-term or Short-term capital gains--Capital asset--Agreement to transfer flat to be constructed in new building--No question of handing over of possession when structure not in physical existence--Right to get new flat alone transferred--Transfer of capital asset under agreement within period of 36 months from date of purchase--Short-term capital gain--Income-tax Act, 1961-- Prakash Shantilal Parekh v. ITO (Mumbai) . . . 119

~Capital or revenue expenditure --Expenditure incurred on renovation of leased premises--Assessee not acquiring new asset or income-earning apparatus--No enduring benefit to assessee--Expenditure revenue in nature--Income-tax Act, 1961-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~Charitable purpose --Charitable trust--Registration--Assessee undertaking limited activity--Nature of objects and genuineness of activities of trust to be appreciated--Failure by assessee to file activity report before Tribunal--Matter to be re-examined by Commissioner--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 12AA-- Christian Women's Association v. CIT (Cochin) . . . 30

~Computation of income--Depreciation--Claim to depreciation on assets owned by it--Not a case of double deduction--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 11-- ITO v. Ramananda Adigalar Foundation (Chennai) . . . 80

~Registration of trusts--Assessee not having commenced any of charitable activities enumerated in trust deed--Not entitled to registration--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 12AA--Progressive Educational and Charitable Trust v. CIT (Cochin) . . . 84

~Depreciation --Wind electric generators--Integral part of windmill unit--Entitled to higher rate of depreciation--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 32-- Deputy CIT v. Lanco Infratech Ltd . (Hyd) . . . 95

~Exemption --New industrial undertaking in free trade zone--Profits of undertaking--Unabsorbed business loss--Depreciation--Deduction to be calculated before reducing unabsorbed loss and depreciation from profits of undertaking--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 10A-- Canam International P. Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (Delhi) . . . 38

~Export --Exemption--Profits of undertaking--Share application money--Income from variation in rates of foreign exchange--Whether to be excluded from total income--Matter remanded--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 10A-- Canam International P. Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (Delhi) . . . 38

~Income --Expenditure incurred in earning income not forming part of total income--Disallowance--Investments to incorporate special purpose vehicles for road projects--Investments not for earning dividend income--Expenses and interest not to be disallowed--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 14A--Income-tax Rules, 1962, r. 8D(2)(iii)-- L & T Infrastructure Development Projects Ltd. v. ITO (Chennai) . . . 10

~International transactions --Arm's length price--Determination--Administrative and management support services--Selection of comparables--Companies having related party transactions to extent of 88.23 per cent. cannot be considered as comparable--Functionally dissimilar companies excluded and functionally similar to be included--Foreign exchange gain to be included in operating income--Matter remanded to Transfer Pricing Officer to recompute arm's length price after affording opportunity of being heard--Income-tax Act, 1961--CISCO Systems (India) P. Ltd. v. Deputy CIT (Bangalore) . . . 133

~Arm's length price--Determination--Service of replacement of spares to customers--Matter remanded to Transfer Pricing Officer to determine arm's length price in light of directions of Tribunal for assessment year 2006-07--Income-tax Act, 1961-- CISCO Systems (India) P. Ltd. v. Deputy CIT (Bangalore) . . . 133

~Arm's length price--Determination--Software development services--Transactional net margin method--Selection of comparables--Companies having export turnover less than 75 per cent. of total sales to be excluded--Functionally different companies cannot be treated as comparable--Functionally similar companies to be included--Matter remanded to Transfer Pricing Officer for decision afresh--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 92CA-- CISCO Systems (India) P. Ltd. v. Deputy CIT (Bangalore) . . . 133

~Arm's length price--Determination--Transactional net margin method--Selection of comparables--Computation of operational profit to total cost--Non-operative items of income and expenses to be excluded--Income-tax Act, 1961-- Deputy CIT v. Exxon Mobil Gas (India) P. Ltd. (Delhi) . . . 22

~Non-resident --Presumptive tax--Income from exploration of mineral oils--Income from service of 3D seismic data processing--Income taxable only under section 44BB and not as fees for technical services--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 44BB-- Fugro Geoteam AS v. Addl. DIT (International Taxation) (Delhi) . . . 46

~Presumptive tax--Income from exploration of mineral oils--Reimbursement of mobilisation and demobilisation charges outside India--Taxable--Income-tax Act, 1961-- Fugro Geoteam AS v. Addl. DIT (International Taxation) (Delhi) . . . 46

~Penalty --Concealment of income--Non-inclusion of allowances in return of income--Allowances in form of reimbursement cannot be treated as income in hands of assessee--No concealment of income--Penalty cannot be levied--Income-tax Act, 1961, s. 271(1)(c)--Soumya Prakash Pattnaik v. Asst. CIT (Cuttack) . . . 35

~Furnishing inaccurate particulars of income--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Assessee furnishing details regarding deduction--Penalty cannot be levied on estimated addition--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 80-IC, 271(1)(c)-- Octave Exports v. Deputy CIT(Chandigarh) . . . 100

~Furnishing inaccurate particulars of income--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Small-scale industrial unit--Assessee furnishing details regarding deduction--Assessee not guilty of filing inaccurate particulars of income--Penalty cannot be levied--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 80-IB, 271(1)(c)-- Deputy CIT v. Parabolic Drugs Ltd. (Chandigarh) . . . 16

~Reassessment --Income escaping assessment--Reason to believe--Purchase of property and entering into sale agreement--Failure by assessee to file return and disclose fully and truly all material facts necessary for assessment--Valid reason to believe income chargeable to tax escaped assessment--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 147, 148-- Prakash Shantilal Parekh v. ITO (Mumbai) . . . 119

~Revision --Commissioner--Condition precedent--Order erroneous and prejudicial to Revenue--Both conditions to be satisfied--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Assessing Officer including receipt from sale of carbon credits in eligible profits--Order not prejudicial to Revenue--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 80-IA, 263-- Subhash Kabini Power Corporation Ltd. v. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 106

~Search and seizure --Assessment in search cases--Undisclosed income--Business expenditure--Disallowance--Once assessment reopened Assessing Officer can determine total income and pass assessment order--Section 153A does not prohibit Assessing Officer from disallowing expenditure--Income-tax Act, 1961, ss. 132, 153A-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~Wealth-tax --Net wealth--Transfer of assets--Wife of assessee purchasing residential house and jewellery out of interest-free cash loan given by assessee--Cash loan not “asset†--No transfer of asset--Amount cannot be added to net wealth of assessee--Wealth-tax Act, 1957, s. 4(1)(a)(i)-- Shah Rukh Khan v. Asst. CWT (Mumbai) . . . 1

~SECTIONWISE INDEX TO CASES REPORTED IN THIS PART

~Income-tax Act, 1961

~S. 10A --Exemption--New industrial undertaking in free trade zone--Profits of undertaking--Unabsorbed business loss--Depreciation--Deduction to be calculated before reducing unabsorbed loss and depreciation from profits of undertaking-- Canam International P. Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (Delhi) . . . 38

~Export--Exemption--Profits of undertaking--Share application money--Income from variation in rates of foreign exchange--Whether to be excluded from total income--Matter remanded-- Canam International P. Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (Delhi) . . . 38

~S. 11 --Charitable purpose--Computation of income--Depreciation--Claim to depreciation on assets owned by it--Not a case of double deduction-- ITO v. Ramananda Adigalar Foundation (Chennai) . . . 80

~S. 12AA --Charitable purpose--Charitable trust--Registration--Assessee undertaking limited activity--Nature of objects and genuineness of activities of trust to be appreciated--Failure by assessee to file activity report before Tribunal--Matter to be re-examined by Commissioner--Christian Women's Association v. CIT (Cochin) . . . 30

~Charitable purpose--Registration of trusts--Assessee not having commenced any of charitable activities enumerated in trust deed--Not entitled to registration-- Progressive Educational and Charitable Trust v. CIT (Cochin) . . . 84

~S. 14A --Income--Expenditure incurred in earning income not forming part of total income--Disallowance--Investments to incorporate special purpose vehicles for road projects--Investments not for earning dividend income--Expenses and interest not to be disallowed-- L & T Infrastructure Development Projects Ltd. v. ITO (Chennai) . . . 10

~S. 32 --Depreciation--Wind electric generators--Integral part of windmill unit--Entitled to higher rate of depreciation-- Deputy CIT v. Lanco Infratech Ltd . (Hyd) . . . 95

~S. 40(a)(i) --Business expenditure--Disallowance--Payments liable to deduction of tax at source--Failure by assessee to deduct tax at source on payment--Expenditure to be disallowed--Scope of section 40(a)(i) and (ia)--Deduction to be allowed in accounting year in which tax has been paid-- Termo Penpol Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (Cochin) . . . 87

~S. 40(a)(ia) --Business expenditure--Disallowance--Payments liable to deduction of tax at source--Failure by assessee to deduct tax at source on payment--Expenditure to be disallowed--Scope of section 40(a)(i) and (ia)--Deduction to be allowed in accounting year in which tax has been paid-- Termo Penpol Ltd. v. Asst. CIT (Cochin) . . . 87

~S. 44BB --Non-resident--Presumptive tax--Income from exploration of mineral oils--Income from service of 3D seismic data processing--Income taxable only under section 44BB and not as fees for technical services-- Fugro Geoteam AS v. Addl. DIT (International Taxation)(Delhi) . . . 46

~S. 50C --Capital gains--Full value of consideration--Sale agreement subjected to valuation for purpose of stamp duty payment--Section 50C applicable-- Prakash Shantilal Parekh v. ITO(Mumbai) . . . 119

~S. 80-IA --Revision--Commissioner--Condition precedent--Order erroneous and prejudicial to Revenue--Both conditions to be satisfied--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Assessing Officer including receipt from sale of carbon credits in eligible profits--Order not prejudicial to Revenue-- Subhash Kabini Power Corporation Ltd. v. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 106

~S. 80-IB --Penalty--Furnishing inaccurate particulars of income--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Small-scale industrial unit--Assessee furnishing details regarding deduction--Assessee not guilty of filing inaccurate particulars of income--Penalty cannot be levied-- Deputy CIT v. Parabolic Drugs Ltd. (Chandigarh) . . . 16

~S. 80-IC --Penalty--Furnishing inaccurate particulars of income--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Assessee furnishing details regarding deduction--Penalty cannot be levied on estimated addition-- Octave Exports v. Deputy CIT (Chandigarh) . . . 100

~S. 92CA --International transactions--Arm's length price--Determination--Software development services--Transactional net margin method--Selection of comparables--Companies having export turnover less than 75 per cent. of total sales to be excluded--Functionally different companies cannot be treated as comparable--Functionally similar companies to be included--Matter remanded to Transfer Pricing Officer for decision afresh--CISCO Systems (India) P. Ltd. v. Deputy CIT (Bangalore) . . . 133

~S. 132 --Search and seizure--Assessment in search cases--Undisclosed income--Business expenditure--Disallowance--Once assessment reopened Assessing Officer can determine total income and pass assessment order--Section 153A does not prohibit Assessing Officer from disallowing expenditure-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~S. 147 --Reassessment--Income escaping assessment--Reason to believe--Purchase of property and entering into sale agreement--Failure by assessee to file return and disclose fully and truly all material facts necessary for assessment--Valid reason to believe income chargeable to tax escaped assessment-- Prakash Shantilal Parekh v. ITO (Mumbai) . . . 119

~S. 148 --Reassessment--Income escaping assessment--Reason to believe--Purchase of property and entering into sale agreement--Failure by assessee to file return and disclose fully and truly all material facts necessary for assessment--Valid reason to believe income chargeable to tax escaped assessment-- Prakash Shantilal Parekh v. ITO (Mumbai) . . . 119

~S. 153A --Search and seizure--Assessment in search cases--Undisclosed income--Business expenditure--Disallowance--Once assessment reopened Assessing Officer can determine total income and pass assessment order--Section 153A does not prohibit Assessing Officer from disallowing expenditure-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~S. 234A --Advance-tax--Interest--Charging of interest under sections 234A, 234B and 234C mandatory and no discretion with Assessing Officer in that matter-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~S. 234B --Advance tax--Interest--Failure by payer to deduct tax at source--Interest cannot be imposed on assessee under section 234B-- Fugro Geoteam AS v. Addl. DIT (International Taxation) (Delhi) . . . 46

~Advance-tax--Interest--Charging of interest under sections 234A, 234B and 234C mandatory and no discretion with Assessing Officer in that matter-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~S. 234C --Advance tax--Interest--Failure by payer to deduct tax at source--Interest cannot be imposed on assessee under section 234B-- Fugro Geoteam AS v. Addl. DIT (International Taxation) (Delhi) . . . 46

~Advance-tax--Interest--Charging of interest under sections 234A, 234B and 234C mandatory and no discretion with Assessing Officer in that matter-- Nandini Delux v. Asst. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 52

~S. 263 --Revision--Commissioner--Condition precedent--Order erroneous and prejudicial to Revenue--Both conditions to be satisfied--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Assessing Officer including receipt from sale of carbon credits in eligible profits--Order not prejudicial to Revenue-- Subhash Kabini Power Corporation Ltd. v. CIT (Bangalore) . . . 106

~S. 271(1)(c) --Penalty--Concealment of income--Non-inclusion of allowances in return of income--Allowances in form of reimbursement cannot be treated as income in hands of assessee--No concealment of income--Penalty cannot be levied-- Soumya Prakash Pattnaik v. Asst. CIT (Cuttack) . . . 35

~Penalty--Furnishing inaccurate particulars of income--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Assessee furnishing details regarding deduction--Penalty cannot be levied on estimated addition-- Octave Exports v. Deputy CIT (Chandigarh) . . . 100

~Penalty--Furnishing inaccurate particulars of income--Industrial undertaking--Special deduction--Small-scale industrial unit--Assessee furnishing details regarding deduction--Assessee not guilty of filing inaccurate particulars of income--Penalty cannot be levied--Deputy CIT v. Parabolic Drugs Ltd. (Chandigarh) . . . 16

Income-tax Rules, 1962

~R. 8D(2)(iii) --Income--Expenditure incurred in earning income not forming part of total income--Disallowance--Investments to incorporate special purpose vehicles for road projects--Investments not for earning dividend income--Expenses and interest not to be disallowed-- L & T Infrastructure Development Projects Ltd. v. ITO (Chennai) . . . 10

Wealth-tax Act, 1957


~S. 4(1)(a)(i) --Wealth-tax--Net wealth--Transfer of Assets--Wife of assessee purchasing residential house and jewellery out of interest-free cash loan given by assessee--Cash loan not “asset†--No transfer of asset--Amount cannot be added to net wealth of assessee-- Shah Rukh Khan v. Asst. CWT (Mumbai) . . . 1