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Interest paid on duties treated as expenditure or not

Mathurthi RamKumar

Dear All,

Greetings..in previous FY we paid interest on duties (excise , service tax and cess). Can we treat this amount as expenditure or not. Any supporting act kindly share me.

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M.RamKumar

Deductibility of interest on duties: whether such interest is ordinary business expenditure or penal and non deductible. Whether interest paid on duties (excise, service tax and cess) qualifies as a deductible business expenditure is contested: one view treats such interest as an ordinary business expense and potentially deductible, while another treats interest for statutory violation as penal interest that is not a business expenditure deductible against income. (AI Summary)
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DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN on Dec 14, 2016

In my view it may be treated as expenditure.

Ganeshan Kalyani on Dec 14, 2016

Interest paid for violation of any law is not a business expenditure . So in my view it may not.

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