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What is the meaning of aggriculture income?

Updated: 9/14/2023
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Jaleelind

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Agriculture income means money received from the sale of paddy, food grains, sugarcane, fruits, vegetables etc. You can not expect money from the agriculture always. Sometime you may get money. In sometime you may not get anything from the agricultural field due to rain or famine or flood. So the agricultural income is not regular income. That is why there is no income tax for agricultural income.

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