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The ITAT Bangalore held that interest income attributable to business of providing credit facilities cannot be taxed as ‘Income from Other Sources’ .


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ITAT Holds Interest on Bank Deposits of Credit Co-operative Society Eligible for Section 80P(2)(a)(i) Deduction

ITAT Remands Case Where Taxpayer Declared Section 194B Income Normally under 'Income from Other Sources' Head

Refund in Hand, Tax in Demand: The Truth About Interest on Income Tax Refund

Interest earned by Cooperative society from temporary deployment Surplus business Funds eligible for Section 80P Deduction: ITAT

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