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Tax deduction at source on interest arises on credit or payment, whichever occurs first; a brought-forward interest liability does not itself constitute a current-year credit. The real income doctrine requires objectively established contemporaneous circumstances showing that income did not accrue, rather than merely an absence of accounting entries. Unexplained-expenditure provisions apply to expenditure incurred in the relevant financial year and do not extend to an earlier capital advance merely carried forward, particularly where recorded in regular books. A capital work-in-progress write-off already added back in computing business income should not be added again, as this would result in double taxation. Interest capitalised to work-in-progress is not subject to disallowance where tax was deducted and deposited within the prescribed return-filing timeline.
Tax deduction at source on interest arises on credit or payment, whichever occurs first; a brought-forward interest liability does not itself constitute a current-year credit. The real income doctrine requires objectively established contemporaneous circumstances showing that income did not accrue, rather than merely an absence of accounting entries. Unexplained-expenditure provisions apply to expenditure incurred in the relevant financial year and do not extend to an earlier capital advance merely carried forward, particularly where recorded in regular books. A capital work-in-progress write-off already added back in computing business income should not be added again, as this would result in double taxation. Interest capitalised to work-in-progress is not subject to disallowance where tax was deducted and deposited within the prescribed return-filing timeline.
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