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Surplus fund - claiming exemption of interest

Date 14 Jul 2009
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Interest exemption: interest from fixed deposits is not exempt under section 10(29), affecting co-op societies.
Query whether a housing co-operative society may keep surplus funds in nationalised banks and claim exemption of the resulting interest; respondent cites a Supreme Court decision holding that interest income from fixed deposits is not exempt under the relevant exemption provision, indicating interest on bank fixed deposits does not qualify for that exemption. (AI Summary)

can a housing co-op society keep surplus fund in nationalised banks like bank of maharashtra & claim exemption of interest income from BOM. or only interest earned on Fixed Deposits with co-op. banks is exempts?

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Replied on Jul 14, 2009
1. I think your case may be covered by the decisin of Supreme Court in which apex court held that interest income from fixed deposits is not exempt u/s 10(29) - Visit 2008 -TMI - 5742 - SUPREME Court
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