Expense cannot be disallowed for mere not resulting in profit for Assessee

Fact that a particular expense does result in a profit for the Assessee in the immediate proximity cannot form the basis of its dis allowance. In incurring an expense, a business person could have a short and a long term perspective. The fact that in the short term the expense incurred does lead to a profit, cannot rule out the possibility of accretions of profits to the Assessee in the long run. These are business decisions best left to the wisdom of those who run and manage the business. Therefore, as long an expense is incurred, wholly and exclusiv

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