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Addition u/s 41(1) - amount ceased to be a liability - The ...

Income Tax

March 10, 2021

Addition u/s 41(1) - amount ceased to be a liability - The amounts paid as tax has not been obtained in 1995- 96 as the same had not been refunded. Until the amount of TDS is refunded, that amount cannot be treated as amount obtained by the assessee. The amount of TDS and interest can be deemed to be profits and gains and chargeable to tax only on refund. - HC

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