Agriculture income tax treatment

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Dear sir

please tell about provisions, if a individual having leasehold land and have have agriculture income from it, is it taxable or not.when he don't have ownership

The important issue is whether a income is agriculture or not. It does not matter if land is own or taken on lease. Agriculture income is exempt from tax but can be added to the taxable income, subject to certain conditions, for rates purposes.

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Agricultural income exempt despite leasehold; may be included with taxable income for rate calculation under specified conditions.
Agricultural income from leasehold land is exempt despite lack of ownership; the central test is whether receipts qualify as agricultural income. Exempt agricultural income may nevertheless be added to taxable income for determining applicable tax rates, subject to the conditions governing such inclusion.