Property loan accounting

property loan interest is business expenses or direct charge against to the owner capital account
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This discussion clarifies how property loan interest is treated in accounting. It distinguishes between business assets and personal assets, explaining that interest on loans for business-use properties can be claimed as a business expense. For properties let out, interest can be deducted from rental income under Section 24(b) of the Income Tax Act.

Is the property business asset? or personal asset?

2 property purchase for one is for business and one is personal

The interest over property used for business purpose can be taken as business expense.

The interest over other property, if let out, then deduction can be claimed u/s. 24(b) IT act.

Sir what is the act 24(b) it act please explain me so this help me a lot for my work

When you have taken loan over any residential property and pay EMI to bank/s. You are allowed to deduct interest paid to bank from the rental income; u/s. 24(b) IT act.

Refer:: https://housing.com/news/section-24b-tax-deduction-against-home-loan-interest-payment/

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