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.