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Agricultural income - The finding of the CIT (A) is that the crops grown are commercial in nature. The definition of ‘Agricultural Income’ does not limit its application to any particular crops/produce. The only requirement is that the basic agricultural operations are to be carried out. The nature of the crop being commercial in nature will not therefore, disentitle the assessee from claiming the income as ‘agricultural income’. - AT
Agricultural income - The finding of the CIT (A) is that the crops grown are commercial in nature. The definition of ‘Agricultural Income’ does not limit its application to any particular crops/produce. The only requirement is that the basic agricultural operations are to be carried out. The nature of the crop being commercial in nature will not therefore, disentitle the assessee from claiming the income as ‘agricultural income’. - AT
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