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Interest unpaid on unsecured loan

Date 12 Nov 2009
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Taxation of outstanding unsecured loans: absence of interest provision does not convert the debt into taxable income.
Unsecured loans taken before 01.04.2004 remain liabilities despite no interest being provided in a later year; non-provision of interest does not extinguish the debt or make the outstanding amount taxable. Loan waiver, if it occurs, is generally treated as a capital receipt rather than revenue. Assessing officers are limited to making adjustments in the assessment year in which the transaction occurred and may not tax prior borrowings in a subsequent year solely because interest was not provided. (AI Summary)

Partnership firm has presently unsecured loan from friends taken prior to 01.04.2004. But no interest has been provided on these loans for the financial year 2006-07.A.O. wants to tax these outstanding loans.Is he right?

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