Welfare Association under concept of mutuality

Hello

I have a query related to taxation of welfare Association

1) interest on corpus fund deposit
2) interest & penality on non/delay payments received from members

shall I treated above as income and taxable in the hands of association.

my view is

1)corpus fund is an capital in nature, interest earned from that deposit is also added to capital shall not treated as revenue item hence it is not treated as income, please correct me if I am wrong.

2) I don't know how to deal please suggest.

It's urgent

Thank you
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Quick Summary
This discussion explores the tax treatment of a welfare association operating under the principle of mutuality. The key questions revolve around whether interest earned on a corpus fund deposit and penalties/interest from delayed member payments should be considered taxable income. The consensus leans towards treating interest on the corpus fund as capital and not taxable income, as it should be used for the fund's purpose. However, interest and penalties from members are likely to be treated as taxable income for the association.

Hlo, In my opinion, income from corpus fund can only use for the purpose for which it is raised. So it cannot treat it as income of welfare association.
Interest and Penality will be the income of welfare association.
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