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Supreme Court Allows Revenue's Appeal in Income Tax Case on Bonus Shares - Averaging Original Cost Over All Shares. When Bonus Shares Rank Pari Passu, the Correct Method to Compute Profit or Loss is to Spread the Cost of Original Shares Over Both Original and Bonus Shares.

This case involved the method of computing profit or loss on the sale of bonus shares in the hands of a dealer in shares. The respondent, Gold Mohore ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Revenue Appeal: Capital Gains Excluded from Dividend Under Section 2(6A) of Income-tax Act, 1922. Assessee's Share of Dividend Derived from Capital Gains Held Not Taxable as Dividend Due to Express Exclusion in the Proviso to Explanation to Section 2(6A)(a).

The case involved assessment year 1949-50 where respondent shareholders received dividends from a company and claimed that the portion distributed out...

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Supreme Court Allows Firm's Registration Under Section 26A of Income-tax Act, 1922 as Partnership Deed Read Reasonably Specified Equal Shares. Specifying Equal Division Among Partners Sufficiently Indicated One-Third Share Each, Satisfying Statutory Requirement for Registration.

Three brothers entered into a partnership in 1949 for doing business. The partnership deed, in clause 3, allotted equal capital to each partner, and c...

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Bombay High Court Rules Share Issue Expenses to Dilute Foreign Equity as Capital Expenditure Under Income Tax Act, 1961. Interest on Share Application Money Cannot Be Adjusted Against Such Capital Expenditure.

The case involves an Income Tax Reference under Section 256(1) of the Income Tax Act, 1961, by the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (Tribunal) at the ins...

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Supreme Court Allows Revenue's Appeal, Holds Managing Agents' Group Controlling Over 75% Voting Power Excludes Company from 'Public Interest' Under Section 23A. Partners of Managing Agency Forming a Controlling Group Cannot Be Counted as Public for Purposes of Exemption Under Income-tax Act, 1922.

The dispute arose under the Indian Income-tax Act, 1922, concerning the applicability of Section 23A to a company where the Income-tax Officer sought ...