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Appellate tribunal allows 36 Lacs for managerial remuneration. Judgment on 21st Feb 2020. The appellate tribunal ruled in favor of the assessee, allowing the appeal and directing the AO to permit the expenditure of &8377; 36 Lacs towards ...
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Appellate tribunal allows 36 Lacs for managerial remuneration. Judgment on 21st Feb 2020.
The appellate tribunal ruled in favor of the assessee, allowing the appeal and directing the AO to permit the expenditure of &8377; 36 Lacs towards managerial remuneration. The judgment was pronounced on 21st February 2020.
Issues Involved: 1. Disallowance of business loss 2. Non-allowance of managerial remuneration
Analysis:
Issue 1: Disallowance of Business Loss The appeal was filed against the order of CIT(A)-9, New Delhi concerning the disallowance of a business loss of &8377; 39,30,602 on the grounds of no business activity being carried out by the assessee. Additionally, the non-allowance of managerial remuneration of &8377; 36 Lacs paid to the Managing Director was also contested. The AO highlighted that the business loss mainly consisted of the remuneration paid to the Director, Shri. Anshul Chawla, against a minimal transaction activity. The AO concluded that the high remuneration was not related to the business activity but was set against rental income. Consequently, the claim was denied, leading to the current appeal.
Issue 2: Non-Allowance of Managerial Remuneration Upon review and hearing both representatives, the primary issue was identified as the disallowance of the &8377; 36 Lacs managerial remuneration paid to the Managing Director, Shri. Anshul Chawla. Citing a precedent from the Hon'ble Bombay High Court, it was established that if the assessee and its subsidiary paid the same tax rate, there was no diversion of funds, and hence, no disallowance under section 40(A)(2) of the Act. Applying this principle to the case at hand, where the Managing Director had paid taxes on the remuneration received, it was concluded that there was no diversion of funds for tax avoidance. Consequently, the disallowance of the managerial remuneration was deemed unjustified, and the AO was directed to allow the expenditure of &8377; 36 Lacs. As a result, the grounds of appeal raised by the assessee were upheld, leading to the allowance of the appeal.
In conclusion, the appellate tribunal ruled in favor of the assessee, allowing the appeal and directing the AO to permit the expenditure of &8377; 36 Lacs towards managerial remuneration. The judgment was pronounced on 21st February 2020.
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