Supreme Court of India
The Commissioner of Income Tax, Bombay v. The Elphinstone Spinning and Weaving Mills Ltd.
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Income-tax-Assessee incurring loss but paying dividends Additional income-tax, liability to pay-Construction of taxing statute-Income-tax Act, I922 (XI of I922), s. 3-Finance Act, I9SI (23 of I9SI), First Schedule, Paragraph . The assessee had made profits during the assessment year 1951-52 but after deduction of the depreciation allowance it was found to have incurred a loss for income-tax purposes. In the same year the assessee declared dividends. The Income-tax Officer treated this amount as ' excess dividend ' and levied additional income-tax as provided in paragraph of Part I of the
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