#Section 2(22)(e)
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Deemed dividend provision not invocable on recipient of loan not being shareholder in payer company
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No Addition for ‘Deemed Dividend’ if payment to person holding substantial interest not established
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Income Tax
Advance for Business Transactions Cannot be Treated as Deemed Dividend
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Income Tax
Loan to assessee cannot be treated as deemed dividend when Assessee given personal Security as collateral for loan of Company
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Income Tax
Income Tax: Section 2(22)(e) Act can be invoked in respect of shareholder
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No Deemed Dividend If Loans & Advances in Normal Business benefits both Payer & Payee
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Income Tax
Some Significant Cases Related To Deemed Dividends
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Income Tax
Deemed Dividend – Accumulated profit includes Profit up to date of payment
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Income Tax
Loan for Commercial Consideration & Business Expediency not attracts Deemed Dividend Provisions
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Income Tax
Section 194 TDS not deductible when payment is made to a non-shareholder
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Income Tax
Amount given for purchasing share holding cannot be treated as Loan for Section 2(22)(e)
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Income Tax
No deemed dividend on withdrawal by assessee as partner from partnership firm
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Income Tax
Meaning of expression ‘substantial part of business’ for Section 2(22)(e)
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Income Tax
Inter-Corporate Deposit cannot be treated as loan for Section 2(22)(e)
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