Exemption of interest on Non-Resident (External) Accounts in the case of joint account holders under section 10(4)(ii) of the Income-tax Act, 1961--Clarification regarding
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Exemption of interest on Non-Resident External Accounts: joint account holders qualify if each individual meets statutory conditions. The Circular clarifies that mere joint operation of a Non-Resident (External) Account does not convert joint holders into an association of persons; therefore the exemption for interest under the Income-tax Act is available to joint account holders provided each individual joint holder fulfils the other statutory conditions for claiming the exemption.
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Exemption of interest on Non-Resident External Accounts: joint account holders qualify if each individual meets statutory conditions.
The Circular clarifies that mere joint operation of a Non-Resident (External) Account does not convert joint holders into an association of persons; therefore the exemption for interest under the Income-tax Act is available to joint account holders provided each individual joint holder fulfils the other statutory conditions for claiming the exemption.
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