Tame v Commissioner of Income Tax
Tame v Commissioner of Income Tax (Civil Appeal No. 10 of 1949) [1949] EACA 9 (1 January 1949)
The Court held that 60% of undistributed company profits had to be treated as deemed dividends under the Ordinance, and the Local Committee could not reduce that percentage.
- Deemed Dividends
- Commissioner Discretion
- Company Profits Distribution
- Income Tax Assessment
- Powers Of Local Committee
- Deemed-dividends