Set off of losses allows offset of losses from one income source against profits in another. Set off of losses denotes the tax practice of offsetting losses incurred in one source of income against profits arising in another source, functioning as a mechanism to compute taxable income by aggregating gains and losses across distinct income heads.
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Set off of losses allows offset of losses from one income source against profits in another.
Set off of losses denotes the tax practice of offsetting losses incurred in one source of income against profits arising in another source, functioning as a mechanism to compute taxable income by aggregating gains and losses across distinct income heads.
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