CMA Final · Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation · Income Computation and Disclosure Standards (ICDS)
Kaveri Services Pvt. Ltd. enters into a contract to provide services over 60 days. As per the Income-tax Act, 2025, on what basis are the profits from this contract determined?
The project completion method applies. Section 57(2)(a) provides that profits from a service contract whose duration is not more than ninety days are determined on that basis, and a 60-day contract qualifies. Percentage of completion is the general method but is overridden by this exception.
- APercentage of completion method
- BStraight line method
- CProject completion methodCorrect
- DCash basis of receipts
Explanation
Under section 57(2)(a), profits from a service contract of not more than ninety days are determined by the project completion method. A 60-day contract falls within this limit. Percentage of completion is the general rule, but it is subject to this exception.
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