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After the 01-04-2016 amendment, weighted deduction for in-house...

Weighted R&D deduction, MEIS capital receipts, and subsidiary loss treated as business loss under commercial expediency

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Income Tax April 1, 2026 Case Laws AT
After the 01-04-2016 amendment, weighted deduction for in-house R&D under section 35(2AB) was confined to the expenditure quantified by the DSIR in Form 3CL, and the Assessing Officer could not allow a higher amount. MEIS receipts treated as capital receipts were not liable to addition in book profit under section 115JB unless they fell within the specific Explanation 1 adjustments, and a capital receipt not debited to profit and loss could not be added merely because of accounting treatment. Loss on investment in a wholly owned subsidiary was treated as business loss where the investment was made on commercial expediency to further business operations. Both the assessee's and Revenue's appeals were dismissed.

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