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23 Method prescribed for determining the
amount of expenditure relating to exempt income : Income-tax (Fifth Amendment)
Rules, 2008, dated 24-3-2008.
Pursuant to an amendment in S. 14A of the Act, the Board has
prescribed a method to determine an amount of expenditure which can be
attributed to exempt income in cases when either the AO is not satisfied with
the correctness of the claim of the assessee for such expenditure or when the assessee has
claimed that no expenditure is incurred in relation to exempt income. As per the
said method the expenditure in relation to exempt income shall be aggregate of
the following 3 amounts :
For the purpose of this Rule, total assets shall mean, total
assets as appearing in the balance sheet excluding the increase on account of
revaluation of assets but including the decrease on account of revaluation of
assets.