Circular No. 30-Income Tax Attention is invited to Board’s Circular No. 4 (XI-3) D, dated 9-4-1959 [Clarification 4] on the above subject. The film producers have represented to the Board that a cinema film no longer has an effective life of about 3 years as was presumed by the Income-tax Department when devising the formula for the amortisation of the cost
Circular No. 16-Income Tax It has been represented to the Board that the professional tax is not being allowed as a revenue expenditure under section 37(1), as its deduction is not covered by the specific provisions of section 40(a )(ii).
Circular No. 29-IncomeTax Attention is invited to the Board’s Circular Nos. 5-P(LXX-6) of 1968 and 12-P(LXX-7) of 1968 [Clarification 2] which had been duly endorsed to all Chambers of Commerce. References are still being received from the public seeking clarifications regarding the taxability of income under the provisions of sections 11(1) and 11(2).
Circular No. 28-Income Tax Section 24(1)(vi ) provides that where the property has been acquired, constructed, repaired, renewed or reconstructed with borrowed capital, the amount of any interest payable on such capital shall be allowed as an admissible deduction in the computation of income from the said property.
Circular : No. 27-Income Tax The Finance Act, 1968 made provisions in sections 35B and 35C, respectively, for the grant of “export markets development allowance” and “agricultural development allowance” in computing the profits and gains from business. Under section 35B, an assessee, being a domestic company or a resident non-corporate person, who incurs expenditure under specified heads for
Circular : No. 26-Income Tax There is an impression that the development rebate allowed in respect of an asset sold to the Government will not be withdrawn even if the vendor credits to the profit & loss account the reserve which he had originally created to qualify for the grant of the rebate. This is wrong as clarified below.
CIRCULAR NO. 25-Income Tax Instances have come to the notice of the Board where Indian nationals, having income in Pakistan were put to considerable hardship in their assessment proceedings in India. After the 1965 hostilities between India and Pakistan, the assessees having income in Pakistan, are finding it almost impossible to repatriate their Pakistan income to India.
Circular No. 24-Income Tax To remove any possible and misunderstanding of the legal position, the Board added the following sentences, at the end of the last para of Board Circular No. 23 of 1969
CBDT Circular No: 23 Date of Issue: 23/7/1969 Section(s) Referred: 9 Statute: Income-Tax Act 1. Non-residents-Income accruing or arising through or from business connection in India-Liability to tax-Section 9 of the Income-tax Act, 1961. Section 9 of the Income-tax Act (corresponding broadly to section 42 of the Indian Income-tax, 1922) provides, inter alia, that income […]
Circular No.22 – Income Tax The rates of income-tax for the assessment year 1969-70 in the case of all categories of taxpayers (corporate as well as non-corporate) are specified in Part I of the First Schedule to the Finance Act. These rates (summarised in Annexure I to this circular) are the same as those specified in Part III of the First Schedule to the Finance Act, 1968, for the purpose of deduction of tax at source
