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        New Income Tax Cases

        May 8, 2008

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        Income Tax - 2008 - TMI - 3880 - Supreme court

         

        Payment of additional tax on prima facie adjustments u/s 143(1)(a) read with sec. 143(1A) for the AY 1996-97 and 1997-98. When there were conflicting judgments on interpretation of Section 80-O, in our view, prima facie adjustments contemplated under Section 143(1)(a) was not applicable and, therefore, consequently appellant was not liable to pay additional tax under Section 143(1A) of the 1961 Act.

         

         

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        Income Tax - 2008 - TMI - 3879 - Supreme court

         

        AO originally allowed the benefit of carry forward of Rs.39,43,830/- as amortization expenses relating to on production of feature films but withdrawn the benefit on fresh assessment after receiving direction from the commissioner under section 263 since the provisions of section 80 was not complied with. Carrying forward of the business loss, u/s 80, and carrying forward of the expenditure over the income u/r 9A(3) are different provisions and the deduction is allowed accordingly.

         

         

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        Income Tax - 2008 - TMI - 3878 - Supreme court

         

        FBT - Whether transportation cost incurred by the petitioner in providing transportation facility for movement of offshore employees from their residence in home country to the place of work and back is liable to Fringe Benefit Tax - held that the company is liable to pay fringe benefit tax - the provisions of FBT are not restricted to the persons resident in India - Further the apex court has defined the relation between sub-sections (1), (2) and (3) of section 115WB

        Fringe Benefit Tax liability affirmed for employer providing transportation to offshore employees and interaction of subsections clarified Prima facie assessment adjustments were deemed inapplicable where conflicting authority existed, removing additional tax liability under the related assessment levy; carry forward of amortisation expenses for film production and carry forward of business losses are distinct statutory mechanisms and may be treated differently on reassessment; expenses for transporting offshore employees were characterised as subject to fringe benefit tax, with the fringe benefit provisions applying beyond resident persons and clarifying the interplay of the subsections governing liability and computation.
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                                Fringe Benefit Tax liability affirmed for employer providing transportation to offshore employees and interaction of subsections clarified

                                Prima facie assessment adjustments were deemed inapplicable where conflicting authority existed, removing additional tax liability under the related assessment levy; carry forward of amortisation expenses for film production and carry forward of business losses are distinct statutory mechanisms and may be treated differently on reassessment; expenses for transporting offshore employees were characterised as subject to fringe benefit tax, with the fringe benefit provisions applying beyond resident persons and clarifying the interplay of the subsections governing liability and computation.





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