Tax on specified incomes imposes a separate higher-rate levy and bars deductions when computing that income. Specified income received on behalf of charitable, religious or educational funds or institutions is taxed under a composite mechanism: a separate higher-rate tax on the specified income, plus tax on the balance income as if the specified income were excluded; no deduction, allowance or loss set off is permitted in computing the specified income. Specified income encompasses excess accumulations, deemed income under trust provisions, applications for specified persons, non compliant investments, and applications outside India.
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Tax on specified incomes imposes a separate higher-rate levy and bars deductions when computing that income.
Specified income received on behalf of charitable, religious or educational funds or institutions is taxed under a composite mechanism: a separate higher-rate tax on the specified income, plus tax on the balance income as if the specified income were excluded; no deduction, allowance or loss set off is permitted in computing the specified income. Specified income encompasses excess accumulations, deemed income under trust provisions, applications for specified persons, non compliant investments, and applications outside India.
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