Income Tax - Section 269SS & 269T
This query is : Resolved
30 August 2009
Reporting Requirements U/S 269SS and 269T in Form 3CD
When assessee accepted loan from credit co-operative Society (OD Account)
Example Transactions:
01-04-2008 Loan Accepted by cash Rs. 1,00,000/-
30-09-2008 Interest Credited to Loan A/c Rs 7,000/-
30-09-2008 Loan Repaid by cash Rs 25,000/-
01-01-2009 Loan Accepted by cash Rs 50,000/-
31-03-2009 Loan Repaid by cash Rs 50,000/-
What is the amount of Loan Accepted to be reported U/S 269SS ?
What is the amount of Loan Repaid to be reported U/S 269T ?
When assessee accepted loan from credit co-operative Society (OD Account)
Example Transactions:
01-04-2008 Loan Accepted by cash Rs. 1,00,000/-
30-09-2008 Interest Credited to Loan A/c Rs 7,000/-
30-09-2008 Loan Repaid by cash Rs 25,000/-
01-01-2009 Loan Accepted by cash Rs 50,000/-
31-03-2009 Loan Repaid by cash Rs 50,000/-
What is the amount of Loan Accepted to be reported U/S 269SS ?
What is the amount of Loan Repaid to be reported U/S 269T ?
31 August 2009
u/s. 269SS Rs. 150000/-
U/s. 269T Rs. 75000/-
U/s. 269T Rs. 75000/-
31 August 2009
As per Provisos 1 and 2 to Sec.269SS, The provisons of Sec.269ss shall not apply to any loan or deposit accepted or taken from a CO-OPERATIVE BANK or ANY CORPORATION ESTABLISHED BY A CENTRAL, STATE OR PROVINCIAL ACT.
As per Second Proviso to Sec.269T, The provisons of Sec.269T shall not apply to REPAYMENT of any loan or deposit accepted or taken from a CO-OPERATIVE BANK or ANY CORPORATION ESTABLISHED BY A CENTRAL, STATE OR PROVINCIAL ACT.
It is concluded that as Credit Co-operative Society is a Co-operative Bank (since it has issued OD A/c.)the provisons of Sec.269SS and Sec.269T WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE IN YOUR CASE AND NEED NOT BE REPORTED.
For further details kindly go through the Incometax Act, 1961 to understand the provisos clearly.
As per Second Proviso to Sec.269T, The provisons of Sec.269T shall not apply to REPAYMENT of any loan or deposit accepted or taken from a CO-OPERATIVE BANK or ANY CORPORATION ESTABLISHED BY A CENTRAL, STATE OR PROVINCIAL ACT.
It is concluded that as Credit Co-operative Society is a Co-operative Bank (since it has issued OD A/c.)the provisons of Sec.269SS and Sec.269T WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE IN YOUR CASE AND NEED NOT BE REPORTED.
For further details kindly go through the Incometax Act, 1961 to understand the provisos clearly.
10 January 2012
All urban Co operative credit society and Pat-Pedhis by virtue of provisions of [Note :Part V contains amendement in definition ] - Section 5(ccii),5(ccv) and 5(ccvi) of Banking Regulation Act, 1949 Further, Section 5A of Banking regulation Act,1949 overrides Bye laws of the co op credit society whose principal business of a primary credit society is the transaction of banking business and When its paid up capital and reserves attain the level of Rs.1 lakh, a primary credit society automatically becomes a primary cooperative bank. Once the urban Co operative credit society and Pat-Pedhis are classified as Bank then they are not eligible for benefit provided under section 80P of the Income Tax Act,1961, from Assessment Year 2007-08 by virtue of Section 80P(4) read with section 2(24)(viia) both of income Tax Act, 1961.
Further, vide para 8 in the case of [Salgaon Sanmitra Sahakari Pathpedhi Ltd. v. Additional Commissioner of Income-tax, Ward-17(3),Mumbai. - [12 Taxmann.com 246 (2011)] the assessee society was classified as 'cooperative bank' [ to argue that Section 269 SS do not apply to bank] under section 12(1) of the Maharashtra Cooperative Society Act, 1960 as per the registration certificate issued by the Assistant Registrar, Cooperative Society, Mumbai.
Further, Federation doing Banking Activities with co operative credit societies or Pat Pedhi’s who are its members and located in urban area is also not entitled for benefit provided under section 80P of the Income Tax Act,1961, from Assessment Year 2007-08 by virtue of Section 80P(4) read with section 2(24)(viia) both of income Tax Act, 1961. The said view is Kerala State Co-operative Agricultural Rural Development Bank Ltd., Statue, Trivandrum-695001. Vs. The Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax, Circle-1(2), Trivandrum vide ITA No. 506/Coch/2010 & S.P. No.67/Coch/2010 For AY 2007-08.(unreported but available on internet)
Further, There is no aspect of mutuality in the case of the assessee registered under the Co-operative Societies Act as one of the objectives of a co-operative society will be to make profits and declare dividends to its members. In the case of a mutual concern, there is no room for such intention of making profit and distribute the same among the members.[ Sri Laxminarayana Swamy Co-Operative Society Ltd. v. Income-tax Officer [2010] 4 ITR(TRIB.) 27 (BANG.)][ Totgar's Co-operative Sale Society Ltd. v. ITO [2010] 322 ITR 283 (SC) ; 229 CTR 209].
Note : Please also refer point no. 4 of page 15 of Banking regulation Amendment Bill No. 18 of 2011 introduced in the loksabha.
Further, vide para 8 in the case of [Salgaon Sanmitra Sahakari Pathpedhi Ltd. v. Additional Commissioner of Income-tax, Ward-17(3),Mumbai. - [12 Taxmann.com 246 (2011)] the assessee society was classified as 'cooperative bank' [ to argue that Section 269 SS do not apply to bank] under section 12(1) of the Maharashtra Cooperative Society Act, 1960 as per the registration certificate issued by the Assistant Registrar, Cooperative Society, Mumbai.
Further, Federation doing Banking Activities with co operative credit societies or Pat Pedhi’s who are its members and located in urban area is also not entitled for benefit provided under section 80P of the Income Tax Act,1961, from Assessment Year 2007-08 by virtue of Section 80P(4) read with section 2(24)(viia) both of income Tax Act, 1961. The said view is Kerala State Co-operative Agricultural Rural Development Bank Ltd., Statue, Trivandrum-695001. Vs. The Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax, Circle-1(2), Trivandrum vide ITA No. 506/Coch/2010 & S.P. No.67/Coch/2010 For AY 2007-08.(unreported but available on internet)
Further, There is no aspect of mutuality in the case of the assessee registered under the Co-operative Societies Act as one of the objectives of a co-operative society will be to make profits and declare dividends to its members. In the case of a mutual concern, there is no room for such intention of making profit and distribute the same among the members.[ Sri Laxminarayana Swamy Co-Operative Society Ltd. v. Income-tax Officer [2010] 4 ITR(TRIB.) 27 (BANG.)][ Totgar's Co-operative Sale Society Ltd. v. ITO [2010] 322 ITR 283 (SC) ; 229 CTR 209].
Note : Please also refer point no. 4 of page 15 of Banking regulation Amendment Bill No. 18 of 2011 introduced in the loksabha.
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