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    <description>Whether interest received on enhanced compensation for compulsory acquisition of rural agricultural land is exempt as part of compensation under s.10(37), or taxable as &quot;Income from Other Sources,&quot; was decided. The ITAT held that the interest component (including interest stated to be under s.28 of the Land Acquisition Act) is specifically brought to tax by s.56(2)(viii) and is taxable in the year of receipt under s.145B(1); s.10(37) does not extend to such interest. It further held that TDS credit can be granted only if the corresponding income is offered to tax. The addition sustained by the lower appellate authority was affirmed and the appeal was dismissed.</description>
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