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interest earned on untilised borrowed capital

Date 21 Nov 2011
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Interest-income/expense nexus permits deduction under section 57 when interest expense directly relates to interest income for tax purposes.
Treatment of interest on unutilised borrowed capital turns on a demonstrable nexus between interest earned and interest paid. Where a direct connection is shown between temporary investments generating interest and the associated interest outgoings, the tax principle permits deduction of expenses incurred to earn that income under section 57; by contrast, authorities like Tuticorin Alkali treated interest on surplus funds as taxable income while leaving capitalisation of interest paid as an accounting outcome. (AI Summary)

pl give me any suprme court judgment where assess was allowed  to off set  interest earned from  borrowed capital and interets paid on term and cc loan  as preoperative expenses  . i have seen tuticorn alkali case 1997 suprmecourt where tax have been levied on interets earned and interest paid  was capitalised . pl help me to find case in assesse favour

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Dear Anil,

Tuticorin Alkali case was applicable because the assessee earned interest on surplus funds. In your case, if you establish a clear nexus between the interest earned and interest spent, then you can claim the deduction u/s 57, which allows all expenses incurred to earn the corresponding income.

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CA Deepak Nagori

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