Rebate of income-tax in
case of certain individuals before Budget -2017
87A. An assessee, being an
individual resident in India, whose total income does not exceed five hundred
thousand rupees, shall be entitled to a deduction, from the amount of
income-tax (as computed before allowing the deductions under this Chapter) on
his total income with which he is chargeable for any assessment year, of an
amount equal to hundred per cent of such income-tax or an amount of five
thousand rupees, whichever is less.
- Means deduction is available in Fy 2016-17 for Taxable income up to Rs 500000/- and Maximum rebate is Rs 5000.
Amendment proposed in Finance Bill
2017
38. In section 87A of the Income-tax
Act, with effect from the 1st day of April, 2018,—
(a) for the words “five hundred
thousand rupees”, the words “three hundred fifty thousand rupees” shall be
substituted;
(b) for the words “five thousand
rupees” [as substituted by section 46 of the Finance Act, 2016],
the words “two thousand five hundred
rupees” shall be substituted.
87A. An assessee, being an
individual resident in India, whose total income does not exceed three hundred fifty thousand rupees five
hundred thousand rupees, shall be entitled to a deduction, from the amount
of income-tax (as computed before allowing the deductions under this Chapter)
on his total income with which he is chargeable for any assessment year, of an
amount equal to hundred per cent of such income-tax or an amount of two thousand five hundred rupees five
thousand rupees , whichever is less.
Explanation given to the provision
in Budget-2017
The existing provisions of section
87A provide for a rebate up to Rs. 5000 from the income-tax payable to a
resident individual if this total income does not exceed Rs. 5,00,000.
In view of proposed rationalisation
of tax rates for individuals in the income slab of Rs. 2,50,000 to
Rs.5,00,000,it is proposed to amend section 87A so as to reduce the maximum
amount of rebate available under this section from existing Rs. 5000 to Rs.
2500. It is also proposed to provide that this rebate shall be available to
only resident individuals whose total income does not exceed Rs. 3,50,000.
This amendment will take effect from
1 April, 2018 and will, accordingly, apply in relation to the assessment year
2018-19 and subsequent assessment years.
- Means Revised rebate u/s 87A is available for Taxable income is up to Rs 350000/- and Maximum rebate is Rs 2500/- available.So if your income is more than 350000/- then this rebate is not available.
Confusion in Taxpayers
mind is due to Finance Minister statement as under
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I, therefore, propose to reduce the existing rate of taxation for individual assesses between income of `2.5 lakhs to `5 lakhs to 5% from the present rate of 10%. This would reduce the tax liability of all persons below `5 lakh income either to zero (with rebate) or 50% of their existing liability.
I, therefore, propose to reduce the existing rate of taxation for individual assesses between income of `2.5 lakhs to `5 lakhs to 5% from the present rate of 10%. This would reduce the tax liability of all persons below `5 lakh income either to zero (with rebate) or 50% of their existing liability.
In order not to have duplication of benefit, the existing benefit of rebate available to the same group of beneficiaries is being reduced to `2500 available only to assessees upto income of `3.5 lakhs. The combined effect of both these measures will mean that there would be zero tax liability for people getting income upto `3 lakhs p.a. and the tax liability will only be `2,500 for people with income between `3 and `3.5 lakhs. If the limit of `1.5 lakh under Section 80C for investment is used fully the tax would be zero for people with income of `4.5 lakhs.
While the taxation liability of people with income upto `5 lakhs is being reduced to half, all the other categories of taxpayers in the subsequent slabs will also get a uniform benefit of `12,500/- per person. The total amount of tax foregone on account of this measure is `15,500 crores.
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From the above line in read
color FM says that Income tax up to 5 lakh is being reduced to half . However
as per actual the tax reduction by 50 % is before rebate of 87A But after
withdrawal of section 87A for income above 3.5 Lakh the tax benefit
is reduced.
In fact in case of Person
Income having income of Rs 350001/- age less than 60 years there is
no change in tax payable from Fy 16-17 due to withdrawal of 87A from income
above Rs 350000/-
Further in case of Person
Income having income of Rs 350001/- age 60-80 (sr citizen) tax has been increased by Rs 2575/- from Fy 16-17.
Many News channel also mis-reporting that income tax up to Rs 500000 income is halved.
But the actual calculation Is given as under.
Many News channel also mis-reporting that income tax up to Rs 500000 income is halved.
But the actual calculation Is given as under.
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TAX BENEFIT FOR TAXABLE INCOME OF RS 350001/-BUDGET-2017
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TYPE OF PERSON
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OLD TAX
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NEW TAX
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BENEFIT
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INDIVIDUAL <60years amp="" huf="" span="">60years>
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5150
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5150
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0
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SR CITIZEN 60-80 YEARS OLD
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0
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2575
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-2575
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SR CITIZEN 80 YEARS AND ABOVE
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0
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0
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0
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TAX BENEFIT FOR TAXABLE INCOME OF RS 400000/-BUDGET-2017
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TYPE OF PERSON
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OLD TAX
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NEW TAX
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BENEFIT
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INDIVIDUAL <60years amp="" huf="" span="">60years>
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10300
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7725
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2575
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SR CITIZEN 60-80 YEARS OLD
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5150
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5150
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0
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SR CITIZEN 80 YEARS AND ABOVE
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0
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0
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0
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TAX BENEFIT FOR TAXABLE INCOME OF RS 500000/-BUDGET-2017
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TYPE OF PERSON
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OLD TAX
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NEW TAX
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BENEFIT
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INDIVIDUAL <60years amp="" huf="" span="">60years>
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20600
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12875
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7725
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SR CITIZEN 60-80 YEARS OLD
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15450
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10300
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5150
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SR CITIZEN 80 YEARS AND ABOVE
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0
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0
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0
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Other points of Rebate u/s 87A for
Fy 2017-18
- The rebate can be availed only by Resident Individuals .(Not available to HUF/AOP/BOI)
- The rebate is not available to Non -resident Individuals
- This rebate is also available to senior citizen.
- The rebate is available if Total income is up to or less than 3.50 lakh.
- The Total Income here means Income under all heads(Salary,Income from house property,Income from Business and profession, income from capital gain, Income from other sources) minus all deduction u/s 80C to U.
- Negative income from House property (like Interest on house loan for self occupied property) is also to be reduced /considered to get total income.
- Deduction u/s 80C to 80U like 80C,80D,80DD,80DDB etc also to be deducted to get total income.
- In simple words 3.50 lakh. income limit is to be considered on amount on which Income tax is to be calculated.
- The maximum amount of rebate is Tax due subject to maximum Rs 2500/-
- Education Cess & Secondary & Higher education cess is to be calculated after allowing the rebate under section 87A on balance tax due.
Examples (you may also check online calculator for Fy 17-18 online here)
Note :
- The given example are prepared keeping in mind persons mainly having income under salary , so income from business & profession and capital gain has not been taken in example ,however this remains parts of Gross total income as defined in point no 5 above.
- All deductions under section 80C to 80U is to be considered to get total income ,we have shown few for the sake of simplicity.
- 3.50 lakh. is to be considered as per Sr no (6) in the example given below.
- Maximum rebate allowed is Rs 2500/- of Tax due as per point (7) in example ,whichever is lower.
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CALCULATION
OF 87A AFTER BUDGET-2017 AMENDMENT
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Sr No
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Particulars
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Individual
less than 60 year of age
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1
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Salary Income
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785000
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550000
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800000
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700000
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600000
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2
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Income From house property
Income(loss)
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-150000
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-150000
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50000
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-50000
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3
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Income from other source
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15000
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10000
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15000
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15000
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15000
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4
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Gross Total Income (1-3)
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650000
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560000
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665000
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765000
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565000
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5
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Less :Deduction u/s 80C to 80U
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80C
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150000
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150000
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150000
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150000
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150000
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80CCG
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25000
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80DD/80U
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75000
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75000
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75000
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80DDB
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40000
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40000
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40000
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40000
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80TTA
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10000
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10000
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10000
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10000
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10000
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|
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5
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Total deductions
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300000
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160000
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275000
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200000
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275000
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6
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Total Income (4-5)
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350000
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400000
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390000
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565000
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290000
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7
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Income Tax (on 6)
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5000
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7500
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7000
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25500
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2000
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8
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less:Rebate u/s 87A Subject to max
2000/- Maxi income 3.5 lakh
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2500
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0
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0
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0
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2000
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9
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Net Tax (7-8)
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2500
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7500
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7000
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25500
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0
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10
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Add : Cess( 3 % on 9)
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75
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225
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210
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765
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0
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11
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Total Tax (9+10)
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2575
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7725
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7210
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26265
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0
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Sr No
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Particulars
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Individual
age 60-80 year
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1
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Salary Income
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700000
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500000
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800000
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700000
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700000
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2
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Income From house property
Income(loss)
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-50000
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-150000
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50000
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-50000
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3
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Income from other source
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15000
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7000
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15000
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15000
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15000
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4
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Gross Total Income (1-3)
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665000
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507000
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665000
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765000
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665000
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5
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Less :Deduction u/s 80C to 80U
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80C
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150000
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150000
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150000
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150000
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150000
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80CCG
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25000
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80DD/80U
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75000
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75000
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75000
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80DDB
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40000
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40000
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40000
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40000
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80TTA
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10000
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7000
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10000
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10000
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10000
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5
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Total deductions
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300000
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157000
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275000
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200000
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275000
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6
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Total Income (4-5)
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365000
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350000
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390000
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565000
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390000
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7
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Income Tax (on 6)
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3250
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2500
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4500
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23000
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4500
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8
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less: Rebate u/s 87A Subject to
max 2500/- Maximum income 3.5 Lakh
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0
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2500
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0
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0
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0
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9
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Net Tax (7-8)
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3250
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0
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4500
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23000
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4500
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10
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Add : Cess( 3 % on 9)
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98
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0
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135
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690
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135
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11
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Total Tax (9+10)
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3348
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0
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4635
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23690
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4635
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Read more: http://www.simpletaxindia.net/2017/02/calculation-of-rebate-us-87a-after.html#ixzz4XRmxikNV
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