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August 20, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Bad-debt deductions for written-off commodity receivables were allowed, while windmill-profit expense allocation required fresh factual examination.
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Foreign-leg travel reimbursement: binding interim restraint prevented retrospective employer default and eliminated consequential tax-deduction penalty.
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Section 451: Repeat Offenders Face Double Fines; Imprisonment Optional Under Act Provisions.

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Section 451 only provides with ‘fine’ in case of any repeated defaults shall be ‘twice the amount of fine’, in addition to any imprisonment for such default under the relevant provisions of the Act, if prescribed and it does not make the ‘imprisonment mandatory’.
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