CIT v. Gopalakrishna Muralidhar
47 ITR 469High Court1963#10639 most cited
What is CIT v. Gopalakrishna Muralidhar authority for?
Interest paid on borrowed funds used for business purposes, including investments in partnership firms, is deductible as a business expenditure under Section 36(1)(iii). Disallowance of interest is not justified if the assessee has sufficient interest-free funds or owned funds, especially when the interest income is not demonstrably excessive compared to expenses.
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CIT v. Gopalakrishna Muralidhar · 47 ITR 469 · Section 36(1)(iii) · interest deduction · borrowed funds · business purpose · interest-free funds · owned funds · disallowance of interest