Chapter XII-DA - SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO TAX ON DISTRIBUTED INCOME OF DOMESTIC COMPANY FOR BUY-BACK OF SHARES (From Section 115QA to Section 115QC)
Part C - Procedure for filing of return in respect of fringe benefits, assessment and payment of tax in respect thereof (From Section 115WD to Section 115WM)
Chapter XX-B - REQUIREMENT AS TO MODE OF ACCEPTANCE, PAYMENT OR REPAYMENT IN CERTAIN CASES TO COUNTERACT EVASION OF TAX (From Section 269SS to Section 269TT)
Tax deduction for tea, coffee and rubber development: limits, audit requirement and withdrawal conditions affect taxable income. Assessees in tea, coffee or rubber businesses who deposit amounts in an approved special or deposit account within the prescribed time may deduct the deposited amount or a statutory proportion of business profits, whichever is less, subject to an audit and filing requirement. Deposits are restricted to scheme specified purposes; restricted withdrawals are permitted only on limited events. Unutilised releases, certain utilisations, withdrawals on closure or dissolution, and sale of assets within an eight year period trigger deeming and recapture rules that treat affected amounts as business income.
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Tax deduction for tea, coffee and rubber development: limits, audit requirement and withdrawal conditions affect taxable income.
Assessees in tea, coffee or rubber businesses who deposit amounts in an approved special or deposit account within the prescribed time may deduct the deposited amount or a statutory proportion of business profits, whichever is less, subject to an audit and filing requirement. Deposits are restricted to scheme specified purposes; restricted withdrawals are permitted only on limited events. Unutilised releases, certain utilisations, withdrawals on closure or dissolution, and sale of assets within an eight year period trigger deeming and recapture rules that treat affected amounts as business income.
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