21 September 2010
Dear Experts, Very urgent sir...pending this issue it is not finalised. Please help. Housing loan interest paid by the client has been transferred to INTEREST A/c by passing a journal voucher as follows.
Interest A/c Dr. 1,25,000 To Housing Loan Interest A/c 1,25,000
This Interest A/c is transferred to P&L A/c including some other interest paid to the business purpose.
Even though this entry being JV, profit to that extent has been reduced.
My doubt is while computing the total income statement should i have to disallow this interest amount. I believe that this amount has to be disallowed while computing total income statement.
One of my colleague argues that since this being just JV or notional entry no effect shall be given in the total income statement.
Please inform me whether i am correct.
If there is any case law available supporting my claim pls. provide me that too.
Thanks for everyone who helped me.
With regards, Rajesh.
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(Expert)
21 September 2010
You are right Mr. Rajesh..
Housing Loan interest should be get disallowed and subsequently it can be claimed us 24(b)
Simple logic behind this is
Housing Loan relates to INCOME FROM HOUSE PROPERTY HEAD
so it is obvious that it cannot be claimed as expenditure in P&L (INCOME FROM BUSINESS HEAD)
So it will be get added back to the Net Profit from Business
and claimed u/s 24(b).(i.e deduction from income from house property)