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    <description>The Tribunal held that the share of loss of the assessee&#039;s wife from the firm should be included in the assessee&#039;s total income under Section 64(1)(i) of the IT Act. The Tribunal emphasized that &#039;income&#039; in Section 64(1)(i) should be interpreted to include both profits and losses. Additionally, the Tribunal stated that the net interest income derived by the assessee&#039;s wife should be considered after adjusting against the share of loss from the firm. Consequently, the appeal succeeded, and the Tribunal&#039;s decision favored the assessee&#039;s position that both positive and negative income should be accounted for in the computation of taxable income.</description>
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