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Is Stipend Income Taxable?

Updated on : May 24th, 2024

The taxation of Stipend Income has been a matter of much debate. From a purely factual standpoint, the Income Tax Act does not mention ‘stipend’. 

‘Salary’  received by an ‘employee is taxable in the hands of the employee. 

Under Section 17(1), Wages, pensions, gratuities, fees or commission or profits in lieu of salary, advance salary, and leave salary standing to the credit of the employee have all been included under the definition of salary. It is evident when a salary is paid that an employer-employee relationship exists.

The Income Tax Act has further laid down that  ‘scholarship granted to meet the cost of education   is exempt from  Income Tax  under section 10(16).’ 

What is Stipend Income?

Now the question arises should we consider Stipend as ‘Salary’ or as ‘Scholarship’?

For this, we must review the terms under which such a Stipend is paid. When a Stipend is paid to further a person’s education, we need to test whether it qualifies as a Scholarship. 

The person may exhaust this money fully or end up saving some of it – as long as this has been paid purely in pursuit of a person’s education and is in the nature of a scholarship, it shall be exempt. 

This will have no relation to the position of the person. Usually, Articles pursuing CA may earn a Stipend, or a professor may receive a stipend for carrying on research work. 

The purpose of such payment is important here, not the value or the way this has been spent. 

Research fellowships, and grants received from universities may all be exempt when their nature is to support further education. 

Doctors receive Stipend at Hospitals  

Usually, doctors earn stipend as they pursue a higher degree at a hospital. Their work by the doctor is similar in nature to that of a full-time employee. The doctor is gaining experience from such work and performs duties like regular doctors – in such cases your Stipend may be taxed.

MBA or Engineering Graduates receive  Internships Stipend 

Some companies may even offer accommodation. The Stipend letter may or may not include a breakup as a salary letter does. It may or may not be similar to the employment letter offered to a full-time employee. However, if this payment is made for you to gather experience and perform services similar to an employee, such Stipend income shall be taxable. 

TDS on Stipend  

Some companies may not deduct tax on Stipend; it may still be taxable in your hands, depending upon the nature of the terms or such payment. 

Difference between Salary and Stipend

A stipend is a fixed sum of money paid periodically for specific purposes, such as internships, fellowships, or apprenticeships.	A salary is a regular payment made to an employee, typically on a monthly or bi-weekly basis, for their work or services.
Stipends are typically associated with situations where the recipient is not a full-time employee, such as students, interns, or trainees.	It is usually associated with a formal employment relationship where the individual is considered an employee.
Stipends are common in educational or training contexts, providing financial support without the full benefits of employment.	Salaried employees often receive additional benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.
The tax treatment of stipends can vary. In some cases, they may not be subject to employment taxes, but they might still be considered taxable income.	Salaries are subject to employment taxes, including income tax,

Taxed under which Income Head –  

If your payer has already deducted tax and issued you a form 16, this shall be taxed under the head Salaries; otherwise, it is usually taxed under the head Income from Other Sources. 

Expenses are Allowed to be Deducted from Stipend? 

Individuals can claim deductions for expenses incurred while earning the stipend, such as travel or research-related costs if these are directly related to the stipend's purpose and are supported by valid documentation. Additionally, you can save tax in the form of  Section 80 Deductions . 

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Filing an Income Tax Return (ITR) in India is a significant aspect of financial responsibility and legal compliance for individuals and businesses.  Here  are other compelling reasons to file an  IT Return .

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, stipends are generally taxable in India. According to the Income Tax Act, any income earned, including stipends, is considered taxable unless specifically exempted. Stipends received for services rendered, such as those paid to interns or trainees, are typically subject to income tax.

However, scholarship granted to meet the cost of education is exempt from Income Tax under section 10(16).

While stipends are generally taxable, there are certain exemptions available depending on the nature of the stipend. For instance:

Scholarships: Stipends provided as scholarships or financial aid to students for educational purposes may be exempt under Section 10(16) of the Income Tax Act.

Allowable Deductions: Individuals can claim deductions for expenses incurred while earning the stipend, such as travel or research-related costs, if these are directly related to the stipend's purpose and are supported by valid documentation.

When filing taxes in India, stipend income should be reported as follows:

• Income from Other Sources: If the stipend is taxable and does not fall under the head of salary or business income, it should be reported under the head "Income from Other Sources."
• Income from Salary: If the organization providing the stipend deducts tax at source (TDS), they will issue a Form 16, which should be used to report the income and the TDS while filing the income tax return.

Maintain proper documentation of the stipend received and any expenses incurred, as these will be required for accurate reporting and for claiming any deductions.

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PhD-Program: DIBT / Doctoral Program in International Business Taxation

We are proud to announce that the WU has a “Doctoral Program in International Business Taxation” (DIBT) that is going into its 12th year. This is a 3-year PhD program offered in English only, and it is open to outstanding students from all over the world who are interested in an excellent doctoral education preparing them for doing research in international business taxation. The Doctoral Program provides high-quality interdisciplinary training for graduates in the field of international taxation, including and combining the disciplines of public finance, international tax law and cross border tax management. Although students will write their doctoral thesis in their own discipline (law, business, public finance, economic psychology), they will be exposed to intensive interdisciplinary discussions during their stay in Vienna. The opening of traditional tax training to other disciplines, such as economic psychology, history, political science, ethics and legal philosophy (always in the context of taxation), promotes a broadening of horizons and a more comprehensive approach to research questions. Best possible standards in both research and teaching are guaranteed by a faculty of renowned scholars, who have published in the most prominent journals of their respective research fields and have proven willingness and ability to do interdisciplinary research. The most distinguished professors in tax law, business administration and public finance are either on the faculty of this program or have agreed to teach courses, give workshops or to discuss research ideas and preliminary research results with the PhD students in Vienna. Students will be integrated into the research activities of the WU institutes dealing with taxation issues. During the first year, students will be required to attend many comprehensive courses to provide the basic knowledge necessary for research within their own discipline as well as for interdisciplinary research. The second and the third years will be dedicated to seminars on theories and methods and perspectives on taxation, a research stay abroad, additional optional workshops, and especially to research on the thesis. Throughout the three years, a research seminar will supplement the students’ training. We will admit a very limited number of students every year. For them tuition fees will be waived and they will be provided with the best possible conditions for conducting research. The DIBT continues to be supported by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and for a certain number of students we are therefore able to provide funding for their three-year stay at WU in Vienna! Current applications will be accepted from November 1, 2021 to February 15, 2022 for the upcoming academic year 2022/23. Please find more information below or at www.wu.ac.at/dibt , where you can also find the list of specific DIBT research areas.

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The mission of the PhD Global Tax Symposia  (GTS) is to become the first interdisciplinary mobile research platform on fundamental issues of international taxation. It is grounded on the belief that crossing African, American, Asian, Asian-Pacific and European perspectives is beneficial to all participants, especially in the current political and economic global context. 

The Ph.D. Global Tax Symposia (Ph.D. GTS) provides a platform for young researchers to share and discuss their papers annually in various cities across the world. A panel consisting of renowned tax academics, tax administrators, policymakers, and practitioners from different regions and disciplines will examine each paper.

The founding institutions are the following:  

Africa:  University of Pretoria (South Africa);  Americas : Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (Argentina), University of São Paulo (Brazil), McGill University (Canada), New York University (United States of America);  Asia:  Wuhan University (People's Republic of China), Meiji University (Japan), National Institute of Public Finance and Policy (India), Moscow State University (Russian Federation), King Saud University (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia), University of Seoul (South Korea);  Asia-Pacific : the University of Melbourne and UNSW Sydney (Australia), University of New South Wales, University of Auckland (New Zealand);  Europe: University of Louvain (Belgium), Sorbonne Law School (France), University of Münster (Germany), Leiden University and ERC funded project GLOBTAXGOV (The Netherlands), Stockholm University (Sweden), Koç University (Turkey) and London School of Economics (United Kingdom).

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PhD in India 2024 – Cost, Duration, and Eligibility for Admission

Complete guide to phd in india: duration, costs, eligibility, and recent updates 2024.

Embarking on a PhD journey in India is a significant academic and professional pursuit. Aspiring research scholars often have questions regarding the duration of a PhD, the associated costs, eligibility criteria, and recent developments in the field. In this comprehensive guide, ilovephd aims to address these queries and shed light on the essentials of pursuing a PhD in India.

How many years is a PhD in India?

A PhD program in India typically takes around 3 to 5 years to complete, depending on various factors such as the discipline, research area, individual progress, and university regulations.

The duration may vary, but it is important to be prepared for a substantial commitment of time and effort.

How much does a PhD cost in India?

The cost of pursuing a PhD in India varies across institutions. Generally, public universities offer PhD programs with minimal or subsidized tuition fees. Private universities may have higher fees.

It’s advisable to explore funding options such as scholarships, fellowships, or research grants provided by government bodies, funding agencies , or individual institutions to support your PhD journey.

What qualifications are required for a PhD in India?

To pursue a PhD in India, a candidate typically needs a postgraduate degree (Master’s or equivalent) in a relevant field. It is important to note that specific eligibility criteria may vary between universities and disciplines.

Additionally, universities often require candidates to clear entrance exams or interviews and meet minimum academic standards to be considered for admission.

What is the age limit for a PhD in India? Is 25 too old to start a PhD?

In most cases, there is no strict age limit for pursuing a PhD in India. As long as you meet the eligibility criteria and demonstrate the necessary academic qualifications, you can pursue a PhD at any age.

Therefore, 25 is certainly not too old to start a PhD Many scholars begin their doctoral studies later in life, bringing valuable experiences and perspectives to their research.

Can I do a Ph.D. without the National Eligibility Test (NET)?

While the National Eligibility Test (NET) is a common requirement for lectureships and research fellowships in India , it is not mandatory for all PhD programs. Some universities may have their own entrance exams or selection processes.

It is important to check the specific requirements of the university or institution where you plan to pursue your PhD

Who is eligible for direct PhD admission?

Direct Ph.D. admission is a pathway for exceptional candidates who have completed their undergraduate studies and wish to pursue a PhD without a Master’s degree.

However, this option is typically available to a limited number of candidates, and universities may have specific criteria and guidelines for direct PhD admissions. It is advisable to consult with individual institutions to understand their policies regarding direct Ph.D. admissions.

Is it okay to do a PhD without a Master’s degree?

While a Master’s degree is generally the standard qualification for pursuing a PhD, some universities in India offer integrated PhD programs that allow students to directly enter the Ph.D. track after completing their undergraduate studies.

However, this option may be limited to certain disciplines or institutions. It’s important to research and identify institutions that offer such programs if you wish to pursue a PhD without a Master’s degree.

What are the recent rules for PhD admissions in India?

The rules and regulations for Ph.D. admissions in India are subject to change and can vary between universities and disciplines.

It is advisable to stay updated with the guidelines provided by individual universities and regulatory bodies such as the University Grants Commission (UGC) or the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to ensure compliance with the latest requirements.

25 Tips to Join PhD in India

25 tips to help you join a PhD program in India:

• Research your field of interest thoroughly to identify potential research areas and topics.
• Explore various universities and research institutes in India that offer PhD programs in your chosen field.
• Check the eligibility criteria and admission requirements of each institution you are interested in.
• Take note of application deadlines and ensure you submit your application well in advance.
• Prepare a strong statement of purpose (SOP) that highlights your research interests, goals, and why you are interested in pursuing a Ph.D.
• Contact potential supervisors or faculty members whose research aligns with your interests to discuss your research proposal.
• Prepare for entrance exams that may be required for admission, such as the UGC-NET, GATE, or university-specific entrance exams.
• Enhance your academic profile by participating in research projects, publishing papers, or presenting at conferences.
• Build a strong recommendation letter portfolio by reaching out to professors or mentors who can attest to your academic abilities and research potential.
• Seek out scholarships, fellowships, or research grants offered by government bodies, universities, or funding agencies to fund your Ph.D.
• Familiarize yourself with the research facilities, laboratories, and resources available at the institutions you are considering.
• Attend research seminars, workshops, and conferences related to your field to stay updated with the latest developments and network with researchers.
• Develop good communication and writing skills, as they are essential for presenting research findings and publishing papers.
• Create a well-structured and feasible research proposal that clearly outlines your research objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes.
• Be prepared for interviews or presentations as part of the selection process, where you may need to defend your research proposal or discuss your academic background.
• Gain teaching experience by assisting professors or taking up teaching assignments to enhance your profile for future academic positions.
• Connect with current Ph.D. students or alumni of the institutions you are interested in to gain insights into the program and research environment.
• Stay updated with any changes in the rules, regulations, or policies related to Ph.D. admissions in India.
• Develop a strong work ethic and time management skills, as PhD programs require dedication, self-discipline, and long hours of research.
• Consider the location and infrastructure of the institution, ensuring it suits your research needs and provides a conducive environment for learning.
• Explore interdisciplinary opportunities and collaborations to broaden your research scope and gain different perspectives.
• Discuss funding options and financial support with the institutions you are applying to, and be prepared to seek external funding if necessary.
• Keep track of your research progress and maintain regular communication with your supervisor or mentor.
• Attend preparatory courses or workshops on research methodology or academic writing to enhance your research skills.
• Finally, be passionate, persistent, and proactive in pursuing your PhD dream. Embrace the challenges, stay motivated, and enjoy the journey of knowledge creation.

Remember, each institution may have its specific requirements and procedures, so it’s crucial to carefully review their official websites or contact the admissions offices for accurate and up-to-date information.

10 Steps to Join PhD in India

Here are 10 steps to join a PhD program in India:

• Research your field: Explore different research areas and identify your specific field of interest for pursuing a PhD in India.
• Shortlist institutions: Identify universities or research institutes in India that offer PhD programs in your chosen field.
• Review eligibility criteria : Check the eligibility requirements of the institutions you are interested in, including minimum educational qualifications and entrance exam scores.
• Prepare application documents: Gather the necessary documents, such as academic transcripts, recommendation letters, statement of purpose (SOP), and research proposal.
• Prepare for entrance exams: If required, prepare for entrance exams like UGC-NET, GATE, or university-specific exams. Familiarize yourself with the syllabus and exam pattern.
• Apply to institutions: Submit your applications to the shortlisted institutions within the specified deadlines. Pay attention to the required application fees and submission procedures.
• Attend interviews (if applicable): Some institutions may conduct interviews or presentations to assess your research aptitude and fit for the program. Prepare well for these interactions.
• Secure funding: Explore funding opportunities such as scholarships, fellowships, or research grants. Check if the institutions offer any financial support or external funding options.
• Accept an offer : After receiving acceptance letters from the institutions you applied to, carefully evaluate and select the most suitable offer based on research facilities, faculty expertise, funding, and overall fit.
• Complete admission formalities: After accepting an offer, complete the necessary admission formalities as specified by the institution. This may include submitting additional documents, paying fees, and fulfilling any other requirements.

It’s important to note that the specific steps and procedures may vary between institutions. Therefore, always refer to the official websites and admission guidelines of the institutions you are applying to for accurate and up-to-date information.

Pursuing a PhD in India is a rewarding and intellectually stimulating endeavor. Understanding the duration, costs, eligibility criteria, and recent developments is crucial to navigating the process effectively.

By considering these factors and conducting thorough research, aspiring Ph.D. scholars can embark on their academic journey confidently and clearly.

Remember to contact universities or institutions directly for specific information and seek guidance from mentors or faculty members who can provide valuable insights into the PhD application process in your chosen field. Good luck with your Ph.D. pursuit!

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• Name: Online PhD in Taxation
• Full Name: Online Doctor of Philosophy in Taxation
• Duration: 3 Years
• Eligibility: Postgraduate Degree in a Relevant Discipline With Minimum 55% Marks ( 50% for SC/ST Candidates )
• Type: Online Doctorate Degree Courses

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Online PhD in Taxation Highlights:

A PhD in Taxation is a terminal degree program that focuses on advanced research and scholarship in the field of taxation.

The program aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to conduct original research and contribute to the advancement of the field.

The curriculum includes courses in taxation theory, research methods, and advanced topics in taxation.

Students are expected to complete a dissertation on a topic related to taxation.

Online PhD in Taxation Entrance Exam and Admission:

Most universities require applicants to have a master's degree in taxation or a related field, and to submit transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose.

Some universities may also require GRE or GMAT scores.

Admission is highly competitive and is based on academic achievements, research experience, and potential for research.

Online PhD in Taxation Eligibility:

Applicants must have a master's degree in taxation or a related field from an accredited institution.

They must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, and may be required to have relevant work experience.

International students may need to demonstrate proficiency in English through TOEFL or IELTS scores.

Online PhD in Taxation Duration:

The duration of an online PhD in Taxation program varies depending on the university and the student's pace of study.

Typically, the program takes 3-5 years to complete.

Online PhD in Taxation Selection Criteria:

The selection criteria for a PhD in Taxation program vary by university.

Generally, universities consider academic achievements, research experience, and potential for research.

They may also consider factors such as work experience, extracurricular activities, and leadership qualities.

Online PhD in Taxation How to Apply:

Applicants can apply to online PhD in Taxation programs through the university's website or online application portal.

They must submit transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and any required test scores.

Some universities may also require a writing sample or a research proposal.

Online PhD in Taxation Application Form and Process:

The application form for an online PhD in Taxation program is available on the university's website or online application portal.

Applicants must fill out the form with their personal and academic information, and pay the application fee.

They must also upload supporting documents such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, and test scores.

Online PhD in Taxation Fee:

The fee for an online PhD in Taxation program varies depending on the university.

Generally, the fee ranges from $500 to $1,500 per credit hour.

Online PhD in Taxation Syllabus:

The syllabus for an online PhD in Taxation program varies depending on the university.

Typically, the curriculum includes courses in taxation theory, research methods, and advanced topics in taxation.

Some universities may also offer elective courses in related fields such as accounting, economics, or finance.

Online PhD in Taxation Salary and Jobs:

The salary and job prospects for graduates of an online PhD in Taxation program vary depending on their experience and the industry they work in.

Graduates may find employment as tax consultants, academics, or researchers.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for accountants and auditors, which includes tax consultants, was $73,560 in May 2020.

Online PhD in Taxation Career Opportunities:

Graduates of an online PhD in Taxation program may find career opportunities in a variety of fields such as academia, government, or the private sector.

They may work as tax consultants, researchers, or educators.

They may also work in fields such as accounting, finance, or economics.

ONLINE PHD. IN TAXATION

Taxation refers to the practice of collecting money from citizens and trading companies by the government institutions, in order to finance public institutions, goods and services. Taxation studies prepare professionals who can help organizations take important business decisions, by providing financial counseling and guidance. Their area of expertise includes accounting administrations, calculating tax liabilities, performing legal analysis, and more.  

PhD in Taxation often involves a combination of coursework and research. PhD in Taxation students will take such courses as financial reporting, empirical methodology, and accounting research. Examples of subjects of research are the effects of the tax-induced incentives on corporations, and the economic impact of the federal regulations on accounting information. Graduates with a PhD in the Taxation often go on to careers in academia, or other careers such as the government researcher, corporate accounting consultant, or financial analyst.  

If you are interested in economics, finance, and accounting, then a PhD in Taxation may be the degree you are looking for. Take a look through the options below and find the university with the program for you!  

Rules of Access

A student who is in possession of a taxation-orientated master’s qualification on NQF LEVEL 9 may apply for admission to this qualification. Alternatively any other related qualification with the program-specific minimum level of competency on NQF LEVEL 9, and related experience which is considered relevant and sufficient by the Department of Accountancy. Finalization of registrations for the program (and/or continued registration) is subject to students complying with departmental-specific requirements. Such requirements usually include preparatory work leading up to a research proposal that is approved by the department. Possible examples of the preparatory work are pre-reading, literature reviews, concept developments, and successful completion of short courses aimed at skills and or knowledge development. Students may also be required to successfully defend their research proposals at the special discussion sessions.  

First Semester  

• Thesis: Taxation * TTA10X1 – 360 credits

Second Semester  

• Thesis: Taxation * TTA10X2 – 360 credits

·          A requirement for awarding this qualification includes that the students will, with the submission of their traditional thesis, submit two articles for the possible publication.  

Please note: A student will only pass and get the 360 credits for either TTA10X1 or TTA10X2.  

What are the tasks of a PhD in Taxation

Doctor of Philosophy in the Taxation tasks includes analyzing trends and issues in the taxation and analyzing all the legal and regulatory aspects of the business, monitoring the receipt of the tax and other payments, as well as researching and developing tax positions for clients with regard to the tax controversy cases, as well as tax consulting engagements. Masters’ duties in this field include creating monetary documents, ledgers, and reports.

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Title:	Income tax reforms in India a study based on perceptions of income tax assessees and authorities
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Abstract:	The main objective of the study is to examine the Income Tax reforms in India. The study also examined the growth of Income Tax Revenue and Performance of Income Tax Department from 2000-01 to 2015-16 and studied the perception of Income Tax Assessees and Authorities towards Income Tax System and administration in India. The study encompassed the examination of perception towards Income Tax System and administration, Professional guidance, Income tax compliance, tax morale, tax incentives, Tax payer services, TDS and refund measures, issues in tax administration and measures to widen the tax base. newline
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There are a numerous scholarships available to students for studies. The Universities, Colleges, Schools offer scholarship to meritorious students on the basis of their last performance. Some NGOs also award scholarships to needy and poor students to pursue their studies. Some Old Boys Associations also award certain scholarships. The Central/State Government also award different types of scholarships on the basis of past achievements, financial status with quota for reserved, backward & the disabled.

The scholarships are generally meant for meeting the cost of current education but sometimes it is awarded as an incentive to achievement in academics, sports and co-curricular activities. Some scholarships are awarded for excellent performance, like topping in the school/college or scoring highest marks in a particular subject. The scholarships are sometimes utilised for purposes other than education or the scholarship awarded is utilised after a certain interval of time.

In simple terms, ‘scholarship’ means a grant which has been achieved on the basis of the academic or other achievement to support a student’s education. Thus, it needs to be ascertained whether the amount received as Scholarship is liable to be taxed under the provisions of the Income Tax Act. It is pertinent that any kind of scholarship granted to a student to meet the cost of education is exempt under Section 10(16) of the Income Tax Act.  Section 10(16) of the Income Tax Act reads as under:

Incomes not included in total income.

10. In computing the total income of a previous year of any person, any income falling within any of the following clauses shall not be included—

(16) scholarships granted to meet the cost of education;

Thus, if any student gets a monthly scholarship or a lump sum scholarship or a stipend and the same is utilised to meet the cost of education then the same is not taxable under the Income Tax Act.

The benevolent Provisions of section 10(16)  exempt any scholarship granted to meet the cost of education. Thus, any scholarship received by the deserving students to meet the cost of education is exempted from income tax in terms of section 10(16) of the Income Tax Act. The only condition of exemption is that the scholarship amount should be used to meet the education expenses.The entire amount of scholarship granted to meet the cost of education is exempt and there is no upper limit prescribed for exemption under the Income Tax Act.

The following  scholarships/Stipend are exempt u/s 10(16) of the Income Tax

1. Any amount received by the employee from the employer towards the scholarship of his child is eligible for exemption under section 10(16).

2. Any amount received by the employee from the employer to aid his own studies and research is eligible for exemption under section 10(16).

3. Research fellowships in all fields

An important question arose before the ITAT in the case of Income-Tax Officer vs Dr. V. Ramalinghaswami 1983 6 ITD 491 Delhi wherein the question arose was whether the exemption granted in educational fee of wards of teachers studying in the same school exempt u/s 10(16) of IT Act.The ITAT held that the said scholarship clearly fell under section 10(16) and is exempt from levy of Income Tax.

A stipend received for meeting the cost of education is also treated as a scholarship within the meaning of Section 10(16) of the Income Tax Act.

It would be trite to refer to the case of Ratnakar Rao vs ACIT 128 ITR 527 wherein it was held by the Karnataka High Court that the stipend paid by the Hospital for securing training, study & research in a branch of medicine is in the nature of Scholarship and falls under the ambit of Section 10(16) of the Income Tax Act and is therefore not Taxable.

It is relevant that in the case of CIT vs VK Balchandran 147 ITR 4 the Madras High Court held that grant-in-aid received by the assessee for advance Research in a foreign University falls within the meaning of Section 10(16) of the Income Tax Act and is not taxable. The Court clarified that if the payment is in the nature of remuneration for services rendered, it shall be exigible to Income Tax.

The Revenue should not deny the benefit of the benevolent Provisions of  the Income Tax where the provision is clear like the aforesaid Section 10(16).

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