A key principle of capital expenditure is the expectation that its benefits will last for several years, alongside the significance of the expenditure itself. The Court determined that neither condition was fulfilled in this instance, as no capital asset was created, according to Chartered Accountant S. Murlidharan, who cited a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding the tax deductibility of a non-compete fee.
Case 1: SC clarifies that non-compete fee is tax deductible as a revenue expenditure
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