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Is it true that Rule 8D could render an assessee face more disallowances than the amount of exempt income? if yes, can anyone give an example to describe such a situation?
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Venkatesan.K
Sec. 14A r.w Rule 8D
25 Feb 2011 
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Section 14A disallowance under Rule 8D does not produce excess deduction beyond expenditures unrelated to dividend or LTCG.
Rule 8D does not create disallowances beyond proper allocation: expenses are claimable as business expenses when incurred in a business or adventure in the nature of trade or commerce, or for holding and carrying inventory, investment trading or capital assets; such expenditures are not expenses for earning dividend income or long term capital gains and thus are not to be treated as attributable to exempt income under disallowance rules. (AI Summary)
Rule 8D does not create disallowances beyond proper allocation: expenses are claimable as business expenses when incurred in a business or adventure in the nature of trade or commerce, or for holding and carrying inventory, investment trading or capital assets; such expenditures are not expenses for earning dividend income or long term capital gains and thus are not to be treated as attributable to exempt income under disallowance rules. (AI Summary)
