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Old Outstanding Creditors Cannot Be Taxed u/s 41(1) Without Proof of Liability Cessation

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Commissioner of Income-tax-II Vs Nitin S. Garg (Gujarat High Court)
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Advertisement Commissioner of Income-tax-II Vs Nitin S. Garg (Gujarat High Court) Merely because creditors were many years old & no interest been paid on loans, no addition can be made u/s. 41(1); No Addition u/s 41(1) Merely Because Loans Were Outstanding for Many Years; Section 41(1) Addition Deleted as Liabilities Continued in Balance Sheet; Untraceable Creditors Alone Not Enough to Invoke Section 41(1), Rules High Court; No Cessation of Liability Simply Because No Interest Was Paid on Old Loans; Revenue Failed to Prove Assessee Obtained Benefit From Outstanding Liabilities; Mere Exp...
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  1. I m your subscriber, not getting caselaws download……Case Name : Commissioner of Income-tax-II Vs Nitin S. Garg (Gujarat High Court)
    Appeal Number : Tax Appeal No.. 2428 & 2431 OF 2010
    Date of Judgement/Order : 11/04/2012
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    Courts : All High Courts Gujarat High Court

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