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Appeal Partially Allowed on Section 80IC Deduction Denial The Tribunal partially allowed the appeal regarding the denial of deduction under section 80IC. It upheld the denial of deduction on interest subsidy and ...
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Appeal Partially Allowed on Section 80IC Deduction Denial
The Tribunal partially allowed the appeal regarding the denial of deduction under section 80IC. It upheld the denial of deduction on interest subsidy and royalty/rent received, while allowing the deduction on interest on debtors and foreign exchange fluctuation. The decision was rendered on 15th November 2017.
Issues: - Denial of deduction u/s 80IC in respect of four items of income totaling Rs. 12,21,572
Analysis: 1. Interest on Debtors: - The appellant disputed the denial of deduction on four items of income under section 80IC, including interest on debtors. The Tribunal found that interest received from debtors for late payment of sale proceeds is eligible for deduction as it is income derived from the sale proceeds of the eligible business. The nexus between the income and the business existed, making it eligible for deduction under section 80IC.
2. Foreign Exchange Fluctuation: - The Tribunal considered foreign exchange fluctuation of Rs. 1,94,060 on trading transactions as part of the sale proceeds derived by the assessee from the eligible business. The excess amount received due to an upward revision of foreign exchange rate was held to be eligible for deduction under section 80IC as it is directly related to the business activities.
3. Interest Subsidy: - The interest subsidy of Rs. 2,05,500 was denied deduction under section 80IC. The appellant contended that the subsidy was received for interest paid on loans taken for the purchase of plant & machinery. However, the Tribunal held that the nature of this subsidy did not align with the subsidies reimbursing costs related to the manufacturing or sale of products. As a result, the deduction on this item was not allowed under section 80IC.
4. Royalty/Rent Received: - The last item in dispute was royalty/rent received amounting to Rs. 3 lakh, on which deduction under section 80IC was not allowed. The Tribunal concurred with the authorities that this income was not derived from the eligible business and, therefore, was not eligible for deduction under section 80IC.
5. Conclusion: - The Tribunal partly allowed the appeal, upholding the denial of deduction on interest subsidy and royalty/rent received, while allowing the deduction on interest on debtors and foreign exchange fluctuation. The decision was pronounced on 15th November 2017.
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