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Disallowance towards ‘Project Development cost written off’ by ...


Assessee's Write-Off for Lost Project's Development Costs Eligible for Deduction in Current Year, Confirms Assessing Officer.

December 17, 2022

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Disallowance towards ‘Project Development cost written off’ by the assessee - year of deductibility - As the assessee found the project to be lost and decided to write it off, it is this year in which the write off has to be allowed. In view of the fact that the revenue nature of the costs incurred has not been disputed by the AO, we hold that the assessee is entitled to deduction in the current year. - AT

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