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Jitendra B

Category : LTCG on ..,
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July 24, 2018 3:03 pm
  • LTCG on stocks
LTCG on Equity MF and Listed Shares should be shown absolute or Indexed gains?
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Amlan Dutta
Absolute gains and not indexed gains .......
  • July 24, 2018
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Jitendra B
Thanks, any reference and guidelines to this from tax department?
  • July 24, 2018
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Gunjan Sharma

Category : Exempt H..,
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July 24, 2018 1:48 pm
  • Exempt HRA when not shown in Form 16
Hi,
I forgot to submit my rent receipt of three month in my new company.
How can i show it now filing ITR?
where to put this.
I need to pay alot of tax. kindly help.
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Amlan Dutta
First compute eligible HRA ...you can then reduce exempt HRA from non exempt allowances and this will bring down your chargeable income to that extent ...select question category properly next time ...check answer option - video for relevant video
  • July 24, 2018
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Sachin

Category : Exempt I..,
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July 24, 2018 1:23 pm
  • Exempt Income
Hi ,

1. Since my mom was bank employee, my dad has received a insurance amount from the bank on her death. Any specific tab to show this exempt income received.
2. My dad has received a medical reimbursement amount of my mom, from medical insurance company. Since my mom was not alive to claim , my dad...
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The medical payout is exempt in the hands of mother ...so , you/dad will have to file return on behalf of mom as legal heir ...the legal heir on behalf of the deceased will be claiming the amount as exempt under section 10...this will not be taxed in the hands of father ...for Life insurance produ...
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Prasad Shirodkar

Category : Exempt T..,
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July 24, 2018 1:20 pm
  • Exempt Transport allowance u/s10(14)
Where do I show exempt income for travel allowance u/s 10?
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Check whether it is travel or transport allowance .......Transport allowance is given an exemption of up to Rs.19,200 per annum or Rs.1,600 per month. The sections under which this exemption is applicable are Section 10(14)(ii) of Income Tax Act and Rule 2BB of Income Tax Rules.......(Check attached...
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Check whether it is travel or transport allowance .......Transport allowance is given an exemption of up to Rs.19,200 per annum or Rs.1,600 per month. The sections under which this exemption is applicable are Section 10(14)(ii) of Income Tax Act and Rule 2BB of Income Tax Rules.......(Check attached picture 1 for exempt transport allowance )<br /> <br /> As far as Travelling And Daily Allowances is concerned, that too is completely Exempted From Income Tax" under 10(14(i) to the extent utilized by the employee (Check attached picture 2 for exempt transport allowance )<br /> <br />Literature - In accordance Rule 2BB of in IT Rules, 1962, any allowance (by whatever name called) granted to meet the cost of travel or tour or on transfer is completely exempted from tax in the employee’s hands.<br /><br />For the purposes of this clause “allowances granted to meet the cost of travel or transfer” include any sum paid in connection with the transfer, packing and transportation of personal effects on such transfer.<br /><br />Under this Rule the TA granted to the employees while they travel on tour or on transfer would be completely exempted from tax, Of course, the entire amount on this account should be spent to meet the expenses wholly, necessarily and exclusively incurred in the performance of the duties of an office or employment of profit.<br /><br />If an amount is saved by the employee and is deposited/invested and or is otherwise shown as such by the employee, then he would be liable to tax on the unspent amount of the allowance.<br /><br />Under the same Rule 2BB another allowance which is completely exempted from tax is the daily allowance, whether granted on tour or for the period of journey in connection with travel, to meet the ordinary daily charges incurred, by the employee on account of his absence from the normal place of duty. There is no monetary limit on the exemption of this allowance but any allowance which is reasonable for the employee’s work or the employment, and which is granted to meet expenses wholly, necessarily and exclusively incurred for the purposes of the, duties of an office or employment of profit, would be exempted, provided it is actually spent by the employee concerned.<br /><br />For example, if an employee is allowed 1,200 per day as daily allowance for 5 days at Mumbai while he is away from his place of duty, i.e. New Delhi in connection with official work and he spends the entire amount and gives a certificate of amount actually spent by him, the entire amount of the daily allowance of 1,200 per day, namely 6,000 daily allowance for 5 days would be completely exempted from income tax under the aforesaid Rule under Section 10(14(i) Check whether it is travel or transport allowance .......Transport allowance is given an exemption of up to Rs.19,200 per annum or Rs.1,600 per month. The sections under which this exemption is applicable are Section 10(14)(ii) of Income Tax Act and Rule 2BB of Income Tax Rules.......(Check attached picture 1 for exempt transport allowance )<br /> <br /> As far as Travelling And Daily Allowances is concerned, that too is completely Exempted From Income Tax" under 10(14(i) to the extent utilized by the employee (Check attached picture 2 for exempt transport allowance )<br /> <br />Literature - In accordance Rule 2BB of in IT Rules, 1962, any allowance (by whatever name called) granted to meet the cost of travel or tour or on transfer is completely exempted from tax in the employee’s hands.<br /><br />For the purposes of this clause “allowances granted to meet the cost of travel or transfer” include any sum paid in connection with the transfer, packing and transportation of personal effects on such transfer.<br /><br />Under this Rule the TA granted to the employees while they travel on tour or on transfer would be completely exempted from tax, Of course, the entire amount on this account should be spent to meet the expenses wholly, necessarily and exclusively incurred in the performance of the duties of an office or employment of profit.<br /><br />If an amount is saved by the employee and is deposited/invested and or is otherwise shown as such by the employee, then he would be liable to tax on the unspent amount of the allowance.<br /><br />Under the same Rule 2BB another allowance which is completely exempted from tax is the daily allowance, whether granted on tour or for the period of journey in connection with travel, to meet the ordinary daily charges incurred, by the employee on account of his absence from the normal place of duty. There is no monetary limit on the exemption of this allowance but any allowance which is reasonable for the employee’s work or the employment, and which is granted to meet expenses wholly, necessarily and exclusively incurred for the purposes of the, duties of an office or employment of profit, would be exempted, provided it is actually spent by the employee concerned.<br /><br />For example, if an employee is allowed 1,200 per day as daily allowance for 5 days at Mumbai while he is away from his place of duty, i.e. New Delhi in connection with official work and he spends the entire amount and gives a certificate of amount actually spent by him, the entire amount of the daily allowance of 1,200 per day, namely 6,000 daily allowance for 5 days would be completely exempted from income tax under the aforesaid Rule under Section 10(14(i)
  • July 24, 2018
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