alleryStart learning →Income of a trade association from services to its members is taxed as?
ACapital gains
BExempt income
CBusiness income
DOther sources
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Business income
Section 28(iii) covers income a trade, professional or similar association earns from specific services to its members.
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