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Manual - ICDS VI : Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates
In case of a foreign currency liability for purchase of an asset in India Section 43A will not be applicable and it shall be recognised as per this ICDS. Therefore, the foreign exchange gain/loss in respect of a liability for purchase of an asset not covered by section 43A, would be subject to the treatment as per para 5(i) of ICDS VI. Hence, in case of monetary items the gain/loss would be recognised in profit and loss account and in case of non-monetary items, the gain/loss would be neither taxable nor deductible.
Foreign currency liabilities treatment: exchange differences on monetary items hit profit or loss; non monetary differences not taxable or deductible. Section 43A does not apply to foreign currency liabilities for purchase of assets in India; such liabilities are governed by ICDS VI. Per ICDS VI para 5(i), exchange differences on monetary items are recognised in the profit and loss account, whereas exchange differences on non monetary items are neither taxable nor deductible.
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