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    <description>Subsidy received under the State Mega Project incentive scheme was held revenue in nature because it was linked to electricity duty/stamp duty exemptions and VAT/CST-linked promotion subsidy, not to acquisition of any specific fixed asset; Explanation 10 to section 43(1) was inapplicable and the receipt was taxable as income under section 2(24)(xviii), rejecting the claim of capital receipt/exemption. CPC&#039;s prima facie adjustment under section 143(1)(a)(ii) adding the subsidy was upheld since the return contained an apparent mismatch and incomplete exempt-income disclosure, warranting correction, and the first appellate order was reversed. Disallowance of delayed employees&#039; PF/ESIC was remanded to examine the &quot;advance deposit&quot; plea. Alleged understatement of duty drawback was remanded for reconciliation. - ITAT</description>
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