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EXPENDITURE U/S 35AC

Date 04 Jan 2011
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Deduction under section 35AC permitted where partner receives remuneration and interest, subject to statutory conditions.
A partner who receives remuneration and interest is not precluded from claiming a deduction under section 35AC; the deduction is available only if the assessee satisfies the conditions and eligibility criteria prescribed by the section. (AI Summary)

IF ASSESSEE IS PARTNER IN A FIRM AND HE IS RECEIVING REMUNERATION AND INTEREST. IN THIS CASE ITR 3 I APPLICABLE BUT ASSESSEE EXPS U/S 35AC ALLOW OR NOT. PLS FORWARD ME CASE LOW IN THIS CASE

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There is not restriction u/s 35AC to allow deduction in case of partner out of remuneration or interest from partnership firm. I think you can claim the benefit of exemption under section 35AC if you satisfy the conditions of this section.

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