Individual advance tax

advance tax paid to individual, it capital or expense
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Advance tax paid by an individual can be viewed in a few ways. While it's often treated as an expense by the payer, it's more accurately considered an asset. This is because it's adjusted against final tax liabilities. Ultimately, advance tax is a charge on income and a statutory liability, not a simple expenditure.

The advance tax paid to an individual can be treated as an expense in the books of the payer.

It is considered as an asset and adjusted against one's tax liabilities at the time of finalization of the Balance Sheet. It is a charge on income and not considered as an expenditure

It's not considered as an expense but statutory liability.

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