Customs relief for Strait of Hormuz maritime disruptions remains available, with existing conditions continuing unchanged through the extended validit...
Section 80P deduction for interest and dividend income from compulsory, fixed and savings-bank deposits is discussed as available where the deposits are attributable to a credit co-operative society's business of providing credit facilities to members. The note distinguishes investment income treated as business income from the contrary context of investments with co-operative banks. It also addresses reassessment beyond three years, stating that the extended limitation period requires strict satisfaction of statutory conditions and cannot rest on cash-deposit allegations that do not survive; a deduction disallowance alone must meet the applicable threshold. Consequential under-reporting penalty proceedings may require fresh consideration where the underlying assessment is restored.
Section 80P deduction for interest and dividend income from compulsory, fixed and savings-bank deposits is discussed as available where the deposits are attributable to a credit co-operative society's business of providing credit facilities to members. The note distinguishes investment income treated as business income from the contrary context of investments with co-operative banks. It also addresses reassessment beyond three years, stating that the extended limitation period requires strict satisfaction of statutory conditions and cannot rest on cash-deposit allegations that do not survive; a deduction disallowance alone must meet the applicable threshold. Consequential under-reporting penalty proceedings may require fresh consideration where the underlying assessment is restored.
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