Budget-2013, Income Tax
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March 1, 2013 at 2:17 am #68550AnonymousInactive
Let us discuss about the “tax credit Rs. 2000/-“, whose income will fall in between 2 to 5 lac according to Budget-2013.
Let us consider a person of age with in 60yrs, whose taxable income is 3 lac.
Now acc. to current rule (F.Y: 2012-2013) his/her tax calculation is as follow-
Tax @ 10% for the amount 1 lac (300000-200000=100000) = 10,000/-
Edu. cess @ 3% = 300/-
So, total tax = 10,300/-
Now as per Budget-2013 (F.Y: 2013-2014), whether his/her tax will be-
Case-1
10300-2000=8,300/- ,or
Case-2
10000-2000=8,000/-
Edu. Cess @3% = 240/-
Total Tax = 8,240/-
or, anything else. I think Case-2 will be acceptable.March 2, 2013 at 4:15 pm #77138AnonymousInactiveThis is the falacy. But I think you are wrong. Case 1 is right. Because if case 2 is right, then Mr. P.C. could change the slab. He may do the slab like below.
Taxable income<220000 - tax nil.
220000Then your calculation will be equal to the actual result.
But I think Mr. P.C. is not so fool. He had keep a door to take more education cess, which is not understandable to most of the tax payer.
Era pichan theke chorer moto chhuri mare.March 3, 2013 at 1:57 am #77141AnonymousInactiveCollected from the daily news paper: Eisamay, 01/03/2013
March 3, 2013 at 4:58 am #77144AnonymousInactiveI also had the same opinion like saij. But, the above newspaper says different. I am still in confusion. Waiting for further clarification from Income Tax department.
March 5, 2013 at 12:59 am #77184AnonymousInactiveI am also in confusion. I think I am right.
March 10, 2013 at 10:08 am #77292AnonymousInactiveCase 2 is correct as the tax calculator in the official website of income tax dept support it.
March 10, 2013 at 4:03 pm #77298AnonymousInactiveYes, you are correct. As for example, if your net taxable income be Rs.4,00,000, then your I.tax=18000, Edu cess is Rs. 540 (360+180) i.e. total tax liability=Rs 18540. But one thing is not understandable to me is that, why he had not said that if the taxable income is less than Rs. 2,20,000 then tax=0? This is the confusion.
March 11, 2013 at 2:03 am #77303AnonymousInactivewhy he had not said that if the taxable income is less than Rs. 2,20,000 then tax=0?
As I understand, if he told taxable income less than 2.2Lac is imply income tax is NIL, then there is a possibility to think for all person taxable income up to 2.2Lac is tax free.
March 11, 2013 at 3:08 am #77305AnonymousInactiveI think the utility prepared by Mr Som is correct in all respect. He has posted such utility in
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… 4-t87.htmlMarch 11, 2013 at 2:59 pm #77315AnonymousInactive@jmmisir: I would appreciate if you don’t mind to upload the utility for ready reference. Thanks.
I know the utility is surely a very good one as it is made by beloved friend som. -
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