Tax Management India. Com
Law and Practice  :  Digital eBook
Research is most exciting & rewarding


  TMI - Tax Management India. Com
Follow us:
  Facebook   Twitter   Linkedin   Telegram
Income Tax - Highlights / Catch Notes

Home Highlights December 2012 Year 2012 This

Internet/web site expenses - Capital v/s Revenue - ...

Income Tax

December 27, 2012

Internet/web site expenses - Capital v/s Revenue - internet/website expenses incurred by the assessee are revenue in nature - AT

View Source

 


 

You may also like:

  1. Revenue versus Capital expenditure - The expenditure incurred on Printer, Scanner and Web Camare cannot be said to be replacement of the spares /defective parts of the...

  2. Disallowance of building renovation expenses – Capital or revenue expenses - the expenses are to be treated as revenue in nature and allowable u/s 37(1) of the Act - AT

  3. Bond issue expenses - Capital or revenue in nature - held as revenue expenditure - AT

  4. Staff training expenses – Capital or revenue - The training expenses incurred for training of staff members for employing them in the business of the appellant is...

  5. Software expenses - revenue v/s capital expenditure - software may be needed like raw material - computer software expenses were revenue in nature - HC

  6. Annual web hosting charges treated as prior period expenses – AO is directed to verify and examine the claim of the assessee - AT

  7. Stock Appreciation right expenses claimed by the appellant is not in a capital expenses, but revenue expenditure and ascertained liability therefore it is allowable expenses - AT

  8. Stock Appreciation right expenses claimed by the appellant is not in a capital expenses, but revenue expenditure and ascertained liability therefore it is allowable expenses - AT

  9. Baggage Rules - high value electronic items - the addresses of web sites from where the values are taken are not mentioned. Copies or screenshots of websites displaying...

  10. Allowance of hoarding expenses - capital expenditure or revenue expenditure - deduction on account of hoarding expenditure being in the nature of revenue expenditure allowed - AT

 

Quick Updates:Latest Updates