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IPL Sponsorship expenses allowable as Revenue Expenditure

Case Law Details

TaxGuru Citation
2017 taxguru.in 443
Case Name
ACIT Vs M/s.Samudra Developers Pvt. Ltd. (ITAT Mumbai)
Date of Judgement/Order
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Related Assessment Year
2010-11
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1.The FAA after considering the elaborate submissions of the assessee,held that it had entered into an agreement with the sports company namely India-Win in the month of March, 2010,that the assessee-group became cosponsor of Mumbai Indian IPL cricket team as an associate partner, that as per the agreement the ground logo of the assessee group was displayed permanently in the cricket stadium is also on the playing gear of the players,that in the terms of the agreement and amount of Rs.4.50 crores was paid towards sponsorship fees during the year under consideration, that the sponsorship fees for different years had been apportioned and allocated to 3 entities of the assessee group which were using the brand logo in the ratio of their respective turnovers during the year, that out of the expenditure of Rs. 2.50 crores and amount of Rs. 21.61 lakhs was allocated to the assessee, that the expenditure incurred on IPL sponsorship did not provide it any benefit of enduring nature,that the expenditure had been incurred year after year by the assessee group with a view to get visibility, that it was in nature of some kind of advertisement expendi – ture,that same should be allowed as revenue expenditure. Referring to the case of Delhi Cloth and General Mills Co.Ltd.(1 15 ITR 659) of the honorable Delhi High Court,the FAA allowed the appeal filed by the assessee.

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