Income from other source credited to P & L A/C cannot be discarded for computing partner's remuneration0 comments Wednesday, November 28, 2012
FACTS:
The assessee-firm derived its income
from profession as an advocate. In the profit and loss account, the
assessee-firm credited certain amount received as licence fee and compensation
for use of shared facilities.
In the course of assessment, the
Assessing Officer opined that since the aforesaid income was not a professional
income, the same could not form part of 'book profit' for computation of
allowable remuneration to partners under section 40(b).
The Commissioner (Appeals) upheld the
assessment order.
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