CIT v. Nagarjuna Steels Ltd.
171 ITR 663High Court1988#9217 most cited
What is CIT v. Nagarjuna Steels Ltd. authority for?
Interest earned on funds borrowed for business purposes, even if temporarily deposited, is taxable as income from other sources and cannot be set off against interest expenses. The nature of the income (interest) does not change based on its origin or temporary use.
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CIT v. Nagarjuna Steels Ltd. · section 56 · section 57 · income from other sources · interest earned · interest expense · borrowed funds · temporary deposit · taxability of interest