Are All Receipts Considered As Income?
Are all receipts considered as income?
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Posted by: Yashika Tanwar
Posted on: 2018-09-04
No.Receipts can be classified into two kinds. A) Revenue receipt B) Capital receipt. As per the Income-tax Act, all revenue receipt are taxable unless a receipt is specifically exempted and all capital receipts are exempt from taxation unless there is a provision to tax it. Gifts and loans etc are in the nature of capital receipts not attracting tax.
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