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Correct head of income - nature of receipt from lease/ rent - the assessee employed commercial assets to earn income. Unless and until the income is treated as business income, the scheme does not result on expected lines for losses; unavailed depreciation etc. will continue to be present in the accounts of assessee. The scheme is appreciated as one providing a solution to business problem of the assessee. - the claim of lease rental receipt as income of business is justifiable - HC
Correct head of income - nature of receipt from lease/ rent - the assessee employed commercial assets to earn income. Unless and until the income is treated as business income, the scheme does not result on expected lines for losses; unavailed depreciation etc. will continue to be present in the accounts of assessee. The scheme is appreciated as one providing a solution to business problem of the assessee. - the claim of lease rental receipt as income of business is justifiable - HC
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