Tax deducted at source is treated as income received, requiring grossing up while preserving specified exclusions. Section 396 treats tax deducted at source as income received by the assessee for income-computation purposes. The tax deducted forms part of gross income ... Summary
Tax deducted at source is treated as income received, requiring grossing up while preserving specified exclusions.
Section 396 treats tax deducted at source as income received by the assessee for income-computation purposes. The tax deducted forms part of gross income even where only the net amount is received. Foreign tax deducted is likewise deemed income received where credit is allowable. The deeming treatment excludes specified tax on non-monetary perquisites and specified tax deductions, and operates only for computing income without imposing additional tax liability.
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