Money received from a firm

money received from a firm for not filing a civil suit against firm
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This discussion explores the tax implications of receiving money from a firm in exchange for not filing a civil suit. It clarifies that such payments are generally treated as compensation. The right to relinquish a lawsuit is considered a form of capital income, and the key question is whether this capital receipt is taxable or not.

Same is treated as compensation.
Right to relinquish to sue is a form of capital income.....and hence not taxable
it is capital reciept
Same is taxable

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