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CA. Megha Topiwala (Job) (1534 Points)
Replied 26 October 2009

It is provided under income tax act that deductions u/s 80C to 80U is not available on STCG and LTCG.... bt if the assess is resident in india then he can avail the benefit of maximum exemption limit.... (i.e. 1,50,000 in your case) even from LTCG and STCG.... bt the same is not available to Non residents......

hence the following steps are 2 b followed :

(1) from gross total income deduct LTCG n STCG

(2) Deduct deductions u/s 80C to 80U... from the balace of above...

(3) Deduct the maximum exemption limit from the above and then calculate tax as per prescribed rates and slabs ...

(4) even after deducting 80C to 80U your income is less than exemption limit then the balance is to b deducted from the STCG or LTCG....

(5) hence the balance will b taxable at the given rate of 111A @ 15% or LTCG @ 20%....


CA Inderdeep Singh (CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT) (103 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

as per my view nothing is taxable

because there is relief which is avialable to only resident individual and HUF

 



CA Dhiraj Ramchandani (CA, M. com) (10823 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

hi brother if 80C is allowable, then there is no taxable income in F.Y. 08-09 even as it goes in this way:-

150000-(98000-8000) = 60000... and all of such benefit will be consumed by STCG of Rs. 60000... so no tax...

 

and if at all deduction is not allowable then also Rs. 8000 of STCG are chargeable at a flat rate of 15% + E.C of 3%..


CA Umashankar Vaishnav (Service in Cement Manufacturing Organization)   (1069 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

                 
Salary Income : 98000/-            
                 
STCG: 60000/-              
                 
Deducn under 80c= 8000/-            
                 
wiil he be Liable to pay tax under A.Y.2009-10?        
                 
(b) what will be ur Tax amt If there is NO deducn u/s 80c  is available?  
                 
Pls advice with tax calculation if possible, sm1 says STCG is     
taxable at flat rate irrespective of Slab rates?        
                 
                 
Solution : Since the income other than short term capital gain is less than   
  the exemption slab limit si it may be eligible for an exeption ( Relief )  
                 
  Exemption limit - ( Net Income - Short term Capital Gain )    
                 
  Here, We have assumed that our assessee is not a senior ciziten and a resident women .
  So, Slab rates of Rs. 150000 / - will be apply      
  Also, STCG comes u/s 111A ( Tax Rate Being 15%)      
  Now,              
  Salary Income ( 98000-8000)  90000        
  STCG     60000        
  Net Income    150000        
                 
  Now              
  Exemption limit - ( Net Income - Short term Capital Gain )    
                 
  150000-(150000-60000) = 60000 ( Exemption)  
                 
  Therefore, STCG chargable to tax will be Rs.( 60000-60000) = Nil    
                 
  Tax on STCG equals to ( Rs.Nil x 15% )   =   Nil
                 
  Tax on other Income Equal to ( Rs. 98000-8000(80c) ) =   Nil
                 
  Total Tax Before Surcharce & EC & SHEC   =   Nil
                 
Add Surcharge @ 10%           N.A.
                 
Add EC & SHEC( 1% + 2% ) 3%         Nil
                 
  Total Net Tax Liability          Nil
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 

CA Umashankar Vaishnav (Service in Cement Manufacturing Organization)   (1069 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

 

                 
Salary Income : 98000/-            
                 
STCG: 60000/-              
                 
Deducn under 80c= 8000/-            
                 
wiil he be Liable to pay tax under A.Y.2009-10?        
                 
(b) what will be ur Tax amt If there is NO deducn u/s 80c  is available?  
                 
Pls advice with tax calculation if possible, sm1 says STCG is     
taxable at flat rate irrespective of Slab rates?        
                 
                 
Solution : Since the income other than short term capital gain is less than   
  the exemption slab limit si it may be eligible for an exeption ( Relief )  
                 
  Exemption limit - ( Net Income - Short term Capital Gain )    
                 
  Here, We have assumed that our assessee is not a senior ciziten and a resident women .
  So, Slab rates of Rs. 150000 / - will be apply      
  Also, STCG comes u/s 111A ( Tax Rate Being 15%)      
  Now,              
  Salary Income ( 98000-8000)  90000        
  STCG     60000        
  Net Income    150000        
                 
  Now              
  Exemption limit - ( Net Income - Short term Capital Gain )    
                 
  150000-(150000-60000) = 60000 ( Exemption)  
                 
  Therefore, STCG chargable to tax will be Rs.( 60000-60000) = Nil    
                 
  Tax on STCG equals to ( Rs.Nil x 15% )   =   Nil
                 
  Tax on other Income Equal to ( Rs. 98000-8000(80c) ) =   Nil
                 
  Total Tax Before Surcharce & EC & SHEC   =   Nil
                 
Add Surcharge @ 10%           N.A.
                 
Add EC & SHEC( 1% + 2% ) 3%         Nil
                 
  Total Net Tax Liability          Nil
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 
                 


Mayank Ahuja ("Learner") (586 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

@ Megha

Nice presentation of Ur Answer..

So as per points written above by you it means no Tax in mine case.

a) 158000-60000=98000

b) 98000-8000= 90000

c) 150000-90000= 60000

@ 60000/- No Tax

Am i Correct

 


Mayank Ahuja ("Learner") (586 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

@ Umashankar

 

G8 efforts sir,

Thanks


Mayank Ahuja ("Learner") (586 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

@ Dhiraj

hi brother if 80C is allowable, then there is no taxable income in F.Y. 08-09 even as it goes in this way:-

150000-(98000-8000) = 60000... and all of such benefit will be consumed by STCG of Rs. 60000... so no tax...

and if at all deduction is not allowable then also Rs. 8000 of STCG are chargeable at a flat rate of 30% + E.C of 3%..

 

Pls Correct Above in case of STCG flat Rate is 15% Instead of 30%


Mayank Ahuja ("Learner") (586 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

@ Umashankar

Sir , I think ur answer to Second part( i.e. if there is No deducn of 8000/- ) is not correct, U said there will be No Tax.

 

But acc to calculation Tax Liability will be =8000*15%+ Cess

Pls go through above post


Amit Ingale (Student CA Final) (1454 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

Thanks !



BHAGYESH RAVANGE (C.A Job) (1528 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

I agree with sumit


BHAGYESH RAVANGE (C.A Job) (1528 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

I agree with sumit


Mayank Ahuja ("Learner") (586 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

@ Bhagyesh

It concludesTax Liability:  NIL in case of part (A)

It concludes Tax Liability : 8000*15% + Cess in case of part (B)..


Sandeep Pandey (CA FINAL) (1306 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

Thanks everyone.........



dileep (Service) (32 Points)
Replied 27 October 2009

Originally posted by :Mayank Ahuja
" @ gaurav
Its under sec 111A, sale of equity shares
 


 

There is no tax liability as your basic limit han't exeeded the basic exemption limit

 



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