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<h1>Tax Rules on Coffee Income: 25% Tax for Cured, 40% for Roasted. Deduct Plant Replacement Costs, Exclude Certain Subsidies.</h1> Income from the sale of coffee grown and cured in India is treated as business income, with 25% subject to tax. If the coffee is also roasted and ground, with or without added flavoring, 40% is taxable. The term 'curing' aligns with the definition in the Coffee Act, 1942. When calculating income, costs for replacing dead or useless coffee plants are deductible, provided the area hasn't been abandoned. However, subsidies not included in total income under section 10(31) do not reduce this cost.