Income Tax Deduction

Income Tax of 2012 -13 paid Against demand received whether deductible as expense in current year or not

for proprietorship firm and if not deductible how to settle
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This discussion clarifies that income tax payments, including those made against a demand, are not deductible business expenses for a proprietorship firm. Instead, these amounts should be accounted for in the proprietor's capital account. There is no alternative method for settling these tax demands other than payment.

This will settle only through payment of demand tax, there is no other option now
Income Tax payment & Also Demands is not a expenditure of the Proprietorship firm.
It will be accountable in proprietor's capital account...
Income tax is paid on profit / income
It's not a business expenditure. it's goes to capital account.

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