Advertisement film expenditure treated as business publicity expense and deductible under income tax rules, subject to prescribed limits. Short films produced for advertisement are not stock in trade but publicity material; their production cost is current business expenditure and is allowable as a deduction under the Income tax Act subject to the limits and conditions prescribed in the Income tax Rules.
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Advertisement film expenditure treated as business publicity expense and deductible under income tax rules, subject to prescribed limits.
Short films produced for advertisement are not stock in trade but publicity material; their production cost is current business expenditure and is allowable as a deduction under the Income tax Act subject to the limits and conditions prescribed in the Income tax Rules.
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