Section 139(4b)
Querist : Anonymous
My query is, while filing the return u/s 139(1), showing the taxable income , wont the amount allowed as deduction be shown in the return ?
Can you please interpret this.?
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Subsection (4B) can be better interpreted in the following manner-
1. The return filing is compulsory U/s 139(1) if you want to take the benefit of Section 13A.
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2. The return filing is compulsory U/s 139(1)- when before claiming the Deduction U/s 13A, the Income is taxable.
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3. So, if you file the return U/s 139(1) you are eligible to claim the deduction
, otherwise no deduction can be claimed.
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