Dividend received from an Indian Company is exempt if the company has paid dividend distribution tax (DDT) on the same. However. dividend received foreign companies, normally would not be subject to DDT, would hence be taxable.
Hello Dilip,
Dividend received is exempt from tax u/s 10(34) if DDT is paid by domestic company.You can show this income under income from other source head .However if dividend received is execced Rs.10,00,000/- than it is taxable u/s 115BBDA even if DDT is paid by the domestic company.
you can show it under the head income from other source as exempted income . eg. Dividend Received u/s 10(34) Rs.9600/-
you must select correct section under which income is exempted i.e 10(34). if you will select correct section ,i dn't think that system will calculate tax on exempted income.
Great! Happy to Hear. Its Ok No problem .You Complmying with law.
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