can we account for transactions before incorporation date of firm for income tax purpose.
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Generally, transactions that occur before a company's incorporation date are not eligible for income tax purposes. The primary exception is for expenses directly related to the incorporation process itself. If a partnership deed explicitly allows for operations and associated expenses before the official incorporation date, these might be admissible. However, without such a clause in the deed, these early expenses are typically not recognised for tax relief.