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DCF valuation adopted for share premium under Rule 11UA cannot...

DCF valuation under share-premium rules cannot be replaced by NAV merely because projections differ from later results.

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Income Tax September 14, 2026 Case Laws AT
DCF valuation adopted for share premium under Rule 11UA cannot be replaced by the NAV method merely because projected results differ from subsequent actual performance. Consistent acceptance of the same premium in earlier years and for identical shares issued to non-residents supports equivalent treatment for resident shareholders. Occupancy certificates do not determine the deductibility of borrowing interest where commercial buildings have been put to use, rental income is assessed as business income, and borrowings funded construction. Advertisement and marketing costs for commercial space remain allowable business expenditure where incurred for commercial exploitation, notwithstanding a subsequently obtained occupancy certificate.

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