No TDS on mere reimbursement of expenses without Income element

There existed a royalty-cum-reimbursement agreement between the assessee and CECO and as per the said agreement certain service charges for contract job work were to be reimbursed by the assessee to CECO e.g. (i) royalty for use of the name of CECO, (ii) reimburse of direct expenses made exclusively by CECO for the business of the assessee and (iii) payment for services and reimbursement will be based on practical aspect and requirement of funds. Therefore, this clause is clear about the fact that all direct expenses made by CECO have to be reimbursed by the assessee. At the same time, we observe from the order of the Ld. CIT(A) itself wherein there is a chart of statement of expenses where for all expenses paid TDS was deducted and i.e. evident from the chart. Therefore, there is no loss to the revenue in the entire transaction. Further in the judgment of the Delhi ITAT in case of Dr. Willmar Schwabe India (P) Ltd., supra it is crystal clear proposition of law that when there is no element of income and there is mere reimbursement made there is no question of deduction of TDS.