Deductions must be intended to produce taxable income : tax deductions
Steven Jones
Abstract
Steven Jones
Abstract
Section 11(a) of the Income Tax Act, the so-called general deduction formula, seems to have produced more court cases than virtually any other section of the Act. And each time, the courts tell us the same thing: In order for you to successfully claim an expense as a deduction for income tax purposes, there must have been a clear intention for this expense to have resulted in you earning taxable income from this expense.
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Section 11(a) of the Income Tax Act, the so-called general deduction formula, seems to have produced more court cases than virtually any other section of the Act. And each time, the courts tell us the same thing: In order for you to successfully claim an expense as a deduction for income tax purposes, there must have been a clear intention for this expense to have resulted in you earning taxable income from this expense.
Key concepts: Taxable income, Tax deduction, Write-off, State income tax, Gross income, Economics, Income tax, International taxation