P nh chandra (Job) 17 December 2020
We received JICA loan for mthl project. They give loan amount to us in saving bank of india as per their condition. On this saving account we received interest how it is treated. Whether to be netted of from cost of project or to be shown as a income?
Aditi Kaur (Practising CA) 18 December 2020
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ayusmita (Tax consultant) 18 December 2020
When you keep money in saving account
Bank paid you interest on that money which you kept in their bank in saving account
It is calculated in daily basis and credited to you at the end or middle of the each quarter or half of the year
Income earned from the interest from saving account is known as or treated as income from other sources
And it is deducted upto 10000 under 80TTA and the excess is taxable
Hence it is a savings account and loan amount is credited your bank is giving you interest as per the amount you have in your savings account . Interest credit will be treated as income from other sources
Interest debited is treated as interest payments towards loans
I think this type of loan have moratorium period of 10 years.
yasaswi gomes 18 December 2020
Use borrowing costs standard for both IndAS and AS 16 which ever standard your following becuz you can capitalise the costs as long as the project is ongoing and expense when there is a halt in the project. Also check if the scope is allowing your project costs to be capitalised.
ayusmita (Tax consultant) 18 December 2020
Agree with yasaswi gomes ji
And I think it will allowing for capitalised
P nh chandra (Job) 18 December 2020
We are capitalising all expenses of project to balance sheet under work in progress
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