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    <description>ITAT upheld the allowance of bad debt write-off related to trading losses in NSEL. The assessee&#039;s contracts predated Economic Offences Wing&#039;s intervention and NSEL&#039;s suspension. Despite the Assessing Officer&#039;s contention about insufficient recovery efforts, ITAT found that the assessee had legitimately written off the unrecoverable debt, as evidenced by ledger documentation. Following Supreme Court&#039;s precedent in TRF Ltd case and CBDT Circular 12/2016, the tribunal concluded that the write-off met statutory requirements for bad debt deduction. The Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals) order was sustained, and Revenue&#039;s appeals were dismissed.</description>
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