Interiors revenue or capital??

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Whether interiors used for rented premises be treated as revenue?? if so is tere any case law inder income tax act 1961...

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depends upon the nature of inst.

if it is a charitable inst. than same shall be amounted as revenue exp. because in case of Charitable inst. same kind of exp. needs to be done on continuous basis. But In case of Any other inst. it should be a capiotal exp. as interrior is something which org. does't change usually in a short intervals

Interior work done at the rented premises in to be considered as a Capital Expenditure.


Regards,

Devendra 

According to me, interior work done in the rented premises should be treated as revenue expenditure.

Hi,

Your query misses to specify as to the nature of use to which interiors of therented premises are put. Further, it also depends on the fact as to how are you going to pay for the use of the premises and the interiors. Is rent paid for both inclusive of use of everything or is it possible to separate the rent on the basis of use of interiors and rest of premises.

From your statement it appears that rent is being paid for the use of interiors. The same should be treated as revenue.

In case there is anything else that you want to know, please provide a more sanitized detail of your problem and then maybe we can give a more appropriate opinion.

have u tried to ask that u occupy a rented premises on rent and want to spend on interiors?

in such case if the rented premises is used for business purpose, then upto 5000.0 its revenue expenditure, more than 5000 is capital expenditure

 

if the premises is used for personal living and not used for business then these expenses are met for living and would be clubbed in drawings.

To be debited to leasehold Improvements by capitalising and to be written off quickly based on lease term /period


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