Dear Sunali,
If possible given me the text of those case law referred. I will update.
Thanks.
Sathya
Sunali
(Learner)
(1317 Points)
Replied 06 December 2010
Originally posted by : Sathyanarayanan. CA Final | ||
Dear Sunali, If possible given me the text of those case law referred. I will update. Thanks. Sathya |
Hi Sathya,
Though could not locate the exact text of earlier referred case laws, i have another case law supporting the same view:
COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX vs. CHENNAI PROPERTIES & INVESTMENT LTD.
HIGH COURT OF MADRAS
R. Jayasimha Babu & N.V. Balasubramanian, JJ.
Tax Case No. 468 of 1986
20th April, 1998
(1999) 239 ITR 435 (MAD) : (1999) 105 TAXMAN 346 (MAD)
Legislation referred to
Sections 201(1A), 37,
Case pertains to
Asst. Year 1981-82
Decision in favour of
Revenue
Business expenditure—Interest under s. 201(1A)— Interest paid for period of delay takes colour from the nature of principal amount required to be paid but not paid within time—Principal amount here would be income-tax and interest is payable for failure to pay the tax deducted at source—The fact that income-tax required to be remitted was not income-tax payable by assessee but on behalf of another does not in any manner after the character of payment—Income-tax is not allowable as business expenditure—Amount not deducted and remitted has the character of tax—Therefore, interest paid under s. 201(1A) cannot assume the character of business expenditure and is not allowable as deduction.
Conclusion
Interest paid under s. 201(1A) cannot assume the character of business expenditure and is not allowable as deduction as the liability to pay interest is directly related to the failure to deduct or remit the tax deducted at source.
I hope it will suffice.
Regards
Deepak Bhardwaj
(ACS, LLB & CA Finalist)
(132 Points)
Replied 09 December 2010
Under PGBP all general deductions are discussed u/s 37, whereas sec 30 to 36 covers specific deducitons. Therefore as per sec 37 no penalty as u asked has been allowed. Hence not allowed at all.
Dr Deepak Bhardwaj
P.hd, ACA, MBA, CPA
Rahul Gupta
(Audit assistance)
(38 Points)
Replied 09 July 2012
Originally posted by : Sunali | ||
Originally posted by : Sathyanarayanan. CA Final Dear Sunali, If possible given me the text of those case law referred. I will update. Thanks. Sathya Hi Sathya, Though could not locate the exact text of earlier referred case laws, i have another case law supporting the same view: COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX vs. CHENNAI PROPERTIES & INVESTMENT LTD. HIGH COURT OF MADRAS R. Jayasimha Babu & N.V. Balasubramanian, JJ. Tax Case No. 468 of 1986 20th April, 1998 (1999) 239 ITR 435 (MAD) : (1999) 105 TAXMAN 346 (MAD) Legislation referred to Sections 201(1A), 37, Case pertains to Asst. Year 1981-82 Decision in favour of Revenue Business expenditure—Interest under s. 201(1A)— Interest paid for period of delay takes colour from the nature of principal amount required to be paid but not paid within time—Principal amount here would be income-tax and interest is payable for failure to pay the tax deducted at source—The fact that income-tax required to be remitted was not income-tax payable by assessee but on behalf of another does not in any manner after the character of payment—Income-tax is not allowable as business expenditure—Amount not deducted and remitted has the character of tax—Therefore, interest paid under s. 201(1A) cannot assume the character of business expenditure and is not allowable as deduction. Conclusion Interest paid under s. 201(1A) cannot assume the character of business expenditure and is not allowable as deduction as the liability to pay interest is directly related to the failure to deduct or remit the tax deducted at source. I hope it will suffice. Regards |
Dear Sunali
After reading of the case you mentioned above if I am not wrong the reason of the disallwance of the interest on TDS is becuase TDS is not a business expediture hence the interest paid on such late payment of TDS is also not the business expenditure then
Why the interest paid on the late payment of Sales Tax etc. is allowed under the act when Sale Tax is also not an expenditure but payment to the Goverment collected from the Sales made ( same as Tax{TDS} collected from the others and deposited in the Account of Goverment).
Please help me to clear the reason.
Regards
Rahul