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Mysore Kirloskar Ltd. vs The Commissioner Of Income-Tax, ... on 17 April, 1978

In Mysore Kirloskar Ltd.'s case I.T.A. No.99/BLPR/2012 Assessment year: 2008-09 Page 15 of 19 (supra), Their Lordships have observed that even if the contributions by the assessee is in the forms of donations, but if it could be termed as expenditure of the category falling in section 37(1), then the right of the assessee to claim the whole of it as a deduction under section 37(1) cannot be declined. What is material in this context is whether or not the expenditure in question was necessitated by business considerations or not. Once it is found that the expenditure was dictated by commercial expediencies, the deduction under section 37(1) cannot be declined.

P. Balakrishnan, Commissioner Of ... vs Travancore Cochin Chemicals Ltd. on 25 October, 1999

The CSR policy of the appellant company includes adoption of more than 42 villages for overall up-gradation, 10+2 co-educational O.P. Jindal School, O.P. Jindal Institute of Technology having state-of-the-art infrastructure, spread over 25 acres and AICTE affiliated, O.P. Jindal Institute of Power Technology - CEA affiliated, diploma courses to be started from September 2008. Other initiatives include adoption of various government run ITIs in Chhattisgarh, Multi-specialty O.P. Jindal Hospital & Research Centre. The expenses incurred on water supply for perennial availability of portable water, roads and culverts, toilets and others, water tanks, other community works, temple renovation, school building renovation etc. in the villages for up-gradation are part of implementation of CSR policies of the company. The expenses were made for the welfare of the employees as well. Similar expenses on community development and welfare of employees were allowed as admissible expenses by the Hon'ble ITAT Nagpur Bench, Nagpur in the case of SECL [Reported in 85 ITD 608 (Nag.)]. The expenditure on construction of school building, contribution to school, etc. have been held as admissible business expenditure in the case of CIT Vs. Travencore Cochine Chemicals Ltd. 243 ITR 284 (Ker.
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