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Deductions for Security and Gardening Expenses Disallowed Due to Lack of Detailed Breakdown in Rental Income Case.

March 16, 2022

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Deduction from Rental income - Disallowance on account of Security Expenses and Gardening Expenses, respectively as part of annual value under Income from House Property - there was no break up provided by the assessee as pointed out by the CIT(A) and also Leave and License agreement no such break up is reflected to claim gardening and security service charges for computing the annual value. - No deduction can be allowed - AT

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