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Disallowance payment made to gratuity fund u/s.36(1)(v) - ...

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April 21, 2020

Disallowance payment made to gratuity fund u/s.36(1)(v) - gratuity fund was unapproved by the Learned Pr. CIT after 9 years - by any stretch of reasoning, the time taken for granting the approval cannot be justified by the Revenue - lapse/delay on the part of the Pr.CIT for not deciding the approval application of the assessee within a stipulated period of time, cannot be the ground for not allowing the claim of deduction u/s.36(1)(v) to the assessee - AT

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