#Section 2(22)(e)
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Provision of Section 2(22)(e) cannot be attracted to current account transactions
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Deemed Dividend not applicable to Current Account Transactions
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Section 2(22)(e) of Income Tax Act, 1961– Last word yet to be said
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Deemed Dividend applicable if Assessee diverted amount received for procuring Import Licenses for Share purchase
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No Deemed Dividend U/s. 2(22)(e) If Assessee is not a Shareholder in Payer Company
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S. 2(22)(e) deemed dividend not applicable on amount received from Subsidiary Co. as part of Regular Business Transactions
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AO cannot set-off of brought forward loss before allowing remuneration to partner
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Advance cannot be treated as deemed dividend if Assessee do not have substantial interest
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Sectio 2(22)(e): Registered owner Vs. beneficial owner: SC refers matter to larger bench
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Provisions of Deemed Dividend not applicable to Capital Subsidy/Grant
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Applicability of provisions of section 2(22)(e) to Beneficial Shareholder or Registered Shareholder- Supreme Court Ruling in National Travel v CIT
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Budget Shocker: 30% Dividend Distribution Tax on Deemed Dividend
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Deemed dividend assessable in the hands of Partners (Beneficial Shareholders )
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Payment made towards purchase of flat cannot be treated as deemed dividend
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