Income generated from producing and selling milk from cows or buffaloes, whether raw or as value-added products, is taxable under the Income Tax Act. This income is typically not classified as agricultural income, even if related to livestock. While some specific circumstances involving agricultural land might allow for certain exemptions or clubbing of income, the general rule is that dairy farming profits are subject to income tax.
25 April 2022
No. it will not be agricultural income. Only in case of individuals having agricultural land and as such activity over it, including milk of kettle depending on the agriculture land, it is usually clubbed in it.