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M/s SCM Creations vs. ACIT (Madras High Court)

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In ACIT vs. Rogini Garments 108 ITD 49, the Chennai Special Bench of the ITAT held that in view of s. 80-IA (9), relief under s. 80-IA had to be deducted from the profits and gains before computing relief u/s 80-HHC. M/s SCM Creations was an intervener in that case and a common judgement was passed. The Madras has reversed the judgement of the Special bench and held that relief u/s 80-IA should not be deducted from profits and gains of business before computing relief u/s 80-HHC.

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  1. archives » Blog Archive » Jashan Textile Mills vs. DCIT (ITAT Mumbai) says:
    August 2, 2008 at 11:41 am

    […] under s. 80-IA had to be deducted from the profits and gains before computing relief u/s 80-HHC. M/s SCM Creations was an intervener in that case and a common judgement was passed. The Madras has reversed the […]