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Deduction u/s 80IC - interest received on a fixed deposit - Insofar as Appellant is concerned that the AO could not have, in such circumstances, treated the interest accrued on fixed deposit as business income, is a submission which has merit. However, that said, this would not impact the tax burden insofar as the appellant/assessee is concerned; what would change, perhaps, would only be the head under which such income is made amenable to tax. - Petition dismissed - HC
Deduction u/s 80IC - interest received on a fixed deposit - Insofar as Appellant is concerned that the AO could not have, in such circumstances, treated the interest accrued on fixed deposit as business income, is a submission which has merit. However, that said, this would not impact the tax burden insofar as the appellant/assessee is concerned; what would change, perhaps, would only be the head under which such income is made amenable to tax. - Petition dismissed - HC
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