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Excise Duty Refund under subsidy scheme is capital receipt and not taxable
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- M/s Shree Balaji Alloys Vs. CIT (J&K High Court)
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- All High Courts, Jammu & Kashmir HC
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M/s Shree Balaji Alloys Vs. CIT (J&K High Court)
1. Would refund of excise duty and grant of interest subsidy under the incentive scheme formulated by Central Government for public interest, namely, to accelerate industrial development, generate employment and create opportunities for self-employment in state of Jammu and Kashmir be treated as a revenue receipt or a capital receipt?
In the present case, the Tribunal contended that excise duty refund and grant of interest subsidy received by the assessee in pursuance of the New Industrial Policy introduced in Jammu and Kashmir were revenue...
