Can anyone help me????

Dear Sir,

No, the interest on such loan would not be allowed to her as deduction u/s 24(b). However, any repair expenses she bear on such building (being a tenant) would be allowed to her u/s 30.

 

 

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CA Lovely Arora
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Thank U CA Lovely Arora for ur reply. Yea she should not get any deduction for payment of interest on such loan u/s 24(b). but my question is as the loan is a professional loan whether interest paid on such loan is deductible as business expense?

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Shibendu Banerjee

the expenses incurred can be claimed as follows: 1) in relation to repairs and maintenance whole of such can be charged to P&L account 2) in relation to renovation expenses, capitalise it in the books and claim depreciation on it as per the provisions of section 32 under the concept of DEEMED BUILDING.

Thanks Mr. Ravinder Singh for ur reply. i have no idea about the topic Deemed Building, i will defineately see section 32. thanks for such info. but can u say that if a part of  such professional loan has been given to employee as a loan as i told in my question, then interest paid on such loan  by the proprietor of nurshing home can charge it in the P/L a/c as per income tax act?? plz help me?? i cant find any ans on this issue.

Thanking U again

Shibendu Banerjee

Hi Shibendu,

Since the loan is used for the purpose of buisness it will get deduction under the income tax act. As you said loan is given to employee, then we can have FBT (Fringe benefit tax) attracted here which the proprieter has to say on the interest benefit given to employee.

Thanks

Mukesh

Agree with Mr. Mukesh on levy of FBT on such perquisite, but i don't think such loan was used for the business.... it's given to employee... not used for business purpose.. 

Thus, if it's used for business, by employee, then, it's interest payment would be allowed in P&L otherwise not. and such transaction would attract FBT provisions.

 

 

 

yes, you can charge the intt. paid on such loan in the p&l accnt. you are not required to pay any FBT as the provisions of FBT are not applicable to proprietorship.....the value of perquisite i.e. loan at concessional rate will be taxable in the hands of the employee.....

Mr. Ravinder Singh, Mr. Mukesh Goel & Mr. Lovely Arora thank u all for sharing ur valuable knowledge. All are very helpful to me and i got my ans.
Thank u all

warm regards

Shibendu Banerjee.