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Bad-debt deduction was available where full invoice amounts had...

Bad-debt write-offs and related-party rent: deductions sustained where receivables were written off and no market-value excess was shown.

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Income Tax October 19, 2026 Case Laws AT
Bad-debt deduction was available where full invoice amounts had been recognised as income, retained sums remained receivables, and those receivables were written off as irrecoverable; the related disallowance was deleted without requiring proof that the debts became bad in a particular year. Related-party rent could not be disallowed without comparable or other material establishing excessiveness or unreasonableness against fair market value; suspicion or an allegation of non-revenue neutrality was insufficient, and the disallowance was deleted. A challenge confined to initiation of penalty proceedings was premature and was dismissed.

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