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Hindalco Co. vs. CIT; 389 ITR 430 (All):
The assessee paid interest at the rate of 16% on its
borrowings from the bank. The Assessing Officer found that the assessee had
advanced loans to its subsidiary companies at a lower rate of interest, 6% or
12%. He determined the rate of interest at 12%, as the rate at which loans were
advanced to the sister concerns and disallowed the difference between the
interest at market rate and the rate at which loans were advanced to sister
companies u/s. 36(1)(iii) of the Act. The Tribunal upheld the disallowance.
On appeal by the assessee, the Allahabad High Court reversed
the decision of the Tribunal and held as follows:
“i) The financial condition of the assessee’s
sister concerns was not good and to help them run smoothly, the assessee
advanced them loans at a lower rate of interest. Both sister concerns were
subsidiaries of the assessee and there was nothing per se adverse.
ii) For the welfare and proper functioning of the
sister concerns, the assessee had decided to advance loans so that ultimately
they could function properly, and the assessee being the holding company would
also benefit. Therefore, the loans advanced to its sister concerns were for
commercial expediency and the assessee was entitled to the deduction of
interest u/s. 36(1)(iii) of the Act.”