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Deduction of big amounts debited as IICM contribution in the profit and loss account - Ascertained expenditure - The tribunal examined the factual position as well as the documents which were placed by the assessee and held that the said sum paid to IICM was crystalised as liability of the assessee during the relevant previous year and the sum in question is revenue expenditure incurred for training of the employees/executives and the sum is not hit by the provisions of Section 40 A (9) of the Act. Therefore, the contention advanced by the assessee was accepted and the deduction was directed to be allowed. - HC
Deduction of big amounts debited as IICM contribution in the profit and loss account - Ascertained expenditure - The tribunal examined the factual position as well as the documents which were placed by the assessee and held that the said sum paid to IICM was crystalised as liability of the assessee during the relevant previous year and the sum in question is revenue expenditure incurred for training of the employees/executives and the sum is not hit by the provisions of Section 40 A (9) of the Act. Therefore, the contention advanced by the assessee was accepted and the deduction was directed to be allowed. - HC
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