Company using partners' pure profit without payment constitutes taxable non-paid benefit under tax law.

The Supreme Court allowed the taxpayer's extraordinary revision against the tax authority's decision to deny tax on a company's use of partners' pure profit. The lower courts had ruled that the profit distribution resolution was invalid and that using the capital was taxable income, but the Supreme Court overturned this reasoning. The court held that the company received a non-paid benefit by gaining the right to dispose of funds without paying interest, which constitutes taxable income under the Income Tax Act.