Is it necessary to set off current year business losses before setting off brought forward business loss?
(both being non-speculative)
Eg.
Income from HP = 60,000
Income from business A= 1,00,000
Current year loss in business B= 50,000
B/f loss in business A= 70,000
B/f loss in business B= 80,000
Please tell me what will be the minimum possible GTI in such a case.
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Rs. 60,000/-. As b/f loss from PGBP cannot be adjusted against income from HP.
But Ma'am is it possible that i set off Current year business loss of 50,000 with HP income,
and the b/f business losses with the Pgbp income?
GTI would come to 10,000 then.
and the b/f business losses with the Pgbp income?
GTI would come to 10,000 then.
No. First intra-head sett off, only after that inter-head....
So its not possible that we exhaust the entire Pgbp income first from the b/f losses?
And since nothing is left in pgbp set off the current year loss with HP income.
And since nothing is left in pgbp set off the current year loss with HP income.
1. No.
There is no concept of intra-head, unless its speculative & non-speculative.
All the non speculative (as in the example) incomes are summed up, be positive or negative, then adjusted inter-head.
Any balance adjusted against b/f. losses under same head..
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