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Time-share membership fees are recognised over membership tenure, while the software-purchase expenditure was not subject to tax deduction.

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Income Tax November 14, 2026 Case Laws HC
Time-share membership fees under the mercantile system are recognised over the membership tenure rather than entirely in the year of receipt. For the software-purchase expenditure, section 194J did not require tax deduction and section 40(a)(ia) did not apply. The expression 'payable' in section 40(a)(ia) includes amounts already paid, although that distinction was academic for the software expenditure.

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