Rates of TDS for the Financial Year 2010-20110 comments Monday, June 6, 2011
1. Self Declaration - Tax (TDS) is not deductible under section 193, 194, 194A, 194EE or 194K if the recipient makes a declaration in Form 15G / 15H under the provisions of section 197A. But, the person seeking to furnish Form 15G / 15H must have PAN number on or after 1.4.2010 2. Certificate from AO - Under Section 197 - A person can apply to AO and seek a certificate in Form 13 for no deduction of TDS or deduction of TDS at lower rates under sections192, 193, 194, 194A, 194C, 194D, 194G, 194H[, 194-I, 194J, 194K, 194LA and 195. 2. In case PAN of the deductee is not available than TDS rate will be 20% Share | Income Tax Rates for Individuals, HUF0 commentsRates For the Assessment Year 2011-2012
Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Nil Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax Rates For the Assessment Year 2010-2011
Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Nil Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax (rebate u/s 88E is not deductible) Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax (rebate u/s 88E is not deductible ) Income Tax Rates for Firms Rates for the Assessment Year 2011-2012Rate of Tax is 30% for the Assessment Year 2010-2011Notes for the Assessment Year 2011-2012. Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Nil Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax Note 3: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax Rates for the Assessment Year 2010-2011Rate of Tax is 30% for the Assessment Year 2009-2010Notes for the Assessment Year 2010-2011 Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Nil Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-2010) Note 3: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-2010) Income Tax Rates for Companies Rates For the Assessment Year 2011-2012
Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Surcharge is 7.5% of income-tax and in case of domestic companies and 2.5% in case of foreign companies if net income exceeds Rs.1crore in either case. Surcharge is subject to marginal Relief. Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax plus surcharge Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax plus surcharge Minimum Alternate Tax for the Assessment Year 2011-2012
Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Surcharge is 7.5% of income-tax and in case of domestic companies and 2.5% in case of foreign companies if net income exceeds Rs.1crore in either case. Surcharge is subject to marginal Relief. Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax plus surcharge Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax plus surcharge Rates For the Assessment Year 2010-2011
Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Surcharge is 10% of income-tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) and in case of domestic companies and 2.5% in case of foreign companies if net income exceeds Rs. 1 crore in either case. Surcharge is subject to marginal Relief. Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) plus surcharge Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) plus surcharge Minimum Alternate Tax for the Assessment Year 2010-2011
Note 1: - Add Surcharge - Surcharge is 10% of income-tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) and in case of domestic companies and 2.5% in case of foreign companies if net income exceeds Rs. 1 crore in either case. Surcharge is subject to marginal Relief. Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) plus surcharge Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) plus surcharge Income Tax Rates for Co-operative Societies Rates For the Assessment Year 2011-2012
Note 1: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax Rates For the Assessment Year 2010-2011
Note 1: - Surcharge - Nil Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) Note 2: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax (Rebate u/s 88E is not available w.e.f. AY 2009-10) Income Tax Rates for AOP, BOI
Income Tax Rates for Trusts Generally Income of a Trust is taxed in the same manner as taxed in the hands of a resident Individual. However, in certain specific cases, taxes are applicable at the following rates:
Income Tax Rates for Some Specific Cases For the Assessment Year 2011-2012
Rate of Surcharge is Nil in the following cases: a. If the taxpayer is an Individual / HUF/ BOI/ AOP b. If the taxpayer is firm c. If the taxpayer is company (domestic or non-domestic company) and net income does not exceed Rs. 1 crore. d. If the taxpayer is a co-operative or local authority. Rate of Surcharge will be 7.5% in the following cases: a. If the taxpayer is a domestic company and net income exceeds Rs.1crore. b. In case of section 115JB - MAT - if book profit exceeds Rs.1crore. c. In the cases attracting sections 161(1A), 164, 164A and 167B - surcharge is applicable irrespective of income. Rate of Surcharge will be 2.5% in the following cases: a. If the taxpayer is non-domestic company and net income exceeds Rs.1crore. Surcharge is subject to marginal Relief. Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax (rebate u/s 88E is not deductible) plus surcharge Note 3: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax (rebate u/s 88E is not deductible ) plus surcharge For the Assessment Year 2010-2011
Rate of Surcharge is Nil in the following cases: a. If the taxpayer is an Individual / HUF/ BOI/ AOP b. If the taxpayer is firm c. If the taxpayer is company (domestic or non-domestic company) and net income does not exceed Rs. 1 crore. d. If the taxpayer is a co-operative or local authority. Rate of Surcharge will be 10% in the following cases: a. If the taxpayer is a domestic company and net income exceeds Rs. 1 crore. b. In case of section 115JB - MAT - if book profit exceeds Rs. 1 crore. c. In the cases attracting sections 161(1A), 164, 164A and 167B - surcharge is applicable irrespective of income. Rate of Surcharge will be 2.5% in the following cases: a. If the taxpayer is non-domestic company and net income exceeds Rs. 1 crore. Surcharge is subject to marginal Relief. Note 2: - Add Education Cess - E. Cess is 2% of Income Tax (rebate u/s 88E is not deductible) plus surcharge Note 3: - Add Secondary and Higher Education Cess - SHE. Cess is 1% of Income Tax (rebate u/s 88E is not deductible ) plus surcharge Share | Oil companies in Punjab exempted from payment of entry tax on Diesel in Punjab0 commentsPunjab Government has exempted oil companies from payment of entry tax on diesel brought in the State of Punjab w.e.f 13-05-2011. The relevant notifiaction is produced herebelow: GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB DEPARTMENT OF EXCISE AND TAXATION If income for which reasons are recorded to issue notice u/s 148, is not assessed then other income also cannot be assessed.0 commentsDelhi High Court in an important case namely Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd V CIT has held that if the AO doesnot assess the income for which reasons were recorded while issuing notice u/s 148 for escaped assessment then other income cannot be taxed. Before understanding the judgement one should know that notice u/s 148 is issued for reassessment of income that has escaped assessment in the regular assessment proceedings. Notice u/s 148 is issued after recording reasons and the assessee has the right to ask for reasons recorded in writing before replying the notice u/s 148. (Read article on reassessment) Supreme Court questions Govt. on police action taken on Baba Ramdev-notice issued to file reply0 commentsThe Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the government on eviction of Baba Ramdev from the Ramlila ground. Taking suomoto cognizance of Baba's eviction by the government the apex court gave the government two-week notice to respond. An advocate on Sunday approached the Supreme Court seeking a direction to the government to issue a white paper on the entire episode leading to the eviction of yoga guru Ramdev and the alleged barbaric police action early today against his followers at the Ramlila Grounds. The petition filed by Ajay Agarwal said in the white paper the government should explain the entire sequence of events, details of negotiations and the so-called deal between the government and Ramdev.
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