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addition of disallowance u/s 14A in the book profit for computing income under MAT, Income Tax

Issue Id: - 3217
Dated: 25-7-2011
By:- Lalit Kishore

addition of disallowance u/s 14A in the book profit for computing income under MAT


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While completing the assessment for A/Y 2008-09, the assessing officer made addition to the income u/s 14A, however the income under MAT was higher than the regular income hence the tax was calculated as per the provisions of section 115JB. However, whiile computing the tax on book profit, the book profit was increased by the disallowance u/s 14A. Is the action on part of AO correct as this was a disallowance after assessment and not as per books.

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1 Dated: 25-7-2011
By:- CA Rachit Agarwal

With reference to disallowance u/s14A, the amount of MAT credit will get reduced due to the increase of income tax payable under the Income Tax Act, 1961.

MAT is payable on the book profit as disclosed while considering the preparation of Accounts based on the Schedule VI of the Companies Act, 1956.

Reference can be give for Appolo Tyres Limited


2 Dated: 26-7-2011
By:- Vineet Agrawal

The provisions of section 14A are limited for the purposes of computation of income under chapter IV of the Act and the same cannnot be extended to MAT provisions u/s 115JB which is a self conmtained code. Section 115JB provides for increase of Book Profit by expenses relatable to exempt income, but there is no scope for importing disallowance made under section 14A rw rule 8D. It has to be seperate exercise considering the sources of income providing stream of exempt income. It is pointed out that Long Term Capital Gain from transfer of shares (STT paid) which is otherwise exempt is chargeable to MAT. Hence any expense related to such investment cannot be added back for MAT.


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