Revenue deduction for non interest telephone deposits allowed, with subsequent refunds treated as taxable income under statutory provision. Payments under the Tatkal Telephone Deposit Scheme that constitute a non interest, not fully refundable deposit may be allowed as revenue expenditure and deducted in the year of payment; any portion later refunded on surrender or otherwise must be treated as the assessee's income in the year of refund and brought to tax.
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Revenue deduction for non interest telephone deposits allowed, with subsequent refunds treated as taxable income under statutory provision.
Payments under the Tatkal Telephone Deposit Scheme that constitute a non interest, not fully refundable deposit may be allowed as revenue expenditure and deducted in the year of payment; any portion later refunded on surrender or otherwise must be treated as the assessee's income in the year of refund and brought to tax.
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