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Return of Income And Procedure of Assessment [Section 139 to 154]
1. Exemption Under Section 11 to 13 in case of Public Trusts for Charitable or Religious Purposes The income derived from a property held under charitable or religious trusts is exempt from tax under section 11 subject to the fulfillment of certain conditions. However, any profit or gain of a business carried on by such …
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1. Self-Assessment [Section 140A] before Submitting Return of Income Every person, before submitting a return of income under: (i) Section 139 or (ii) Section 142(1) or (iii) Section 148 or (iv) Section 153A, is under an obligation to make a self-assessment of his income and after taking in account the amount of tax, …
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1. [Section 139(1)]- Submission of Return of Income According to section 139(1), the following persons are required to furnish return of income: (1) A company or a firm 1. Every company has to file a return in respect of its income or loss in every assessment year. Hence, the following companies are also required to …
An individual means a natural person i.e. human being. Individual includes a male, female, minor child and a lunatic or an idiot. In the case of male/female who is a major, income-tax will be levied on his/her Total Taxable Income separately, unless the income is to be clubbed under provisions of sections 60-64. As regards …
1. Important Points towards Assessment of HUF (1) HUF is a separate and a distinct tax entity. The income of a HUF can be assessed in the hands of the HUF alone and not in the hands of any of its members, unless specifically provided by law. (2) However, any sum received by an individual …
1. Salient Features of the Assessment of a Firm: (1) A firm (including LLP) is treated as a separate tax entity and its total income should be computed under four heads of income. (2) While computing the income of the firm under the head ‘Profits and gains of business or profession’, besides the deductions which …
1. Taxation of Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) The Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 has come into effect in 2009. Taxation of Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) shall be on the same lines as the taxation scheme currently prevalent for general partnerships, i.e. taxation in the hands of the entity and exemption from tax in the hands …
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The income of AOP or BOI shall be computed under the heads of income by applying the normal provisions of the Income-tax Act. The business income of AOP / BOI shall be computed after allowing all expenses referred to in sections 28 to 44D. However, as per section 40(ba), while computing the income of AOP/BOI …
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AMT. which was hitherto applicable to LLP only. has been made applicable to all assessees other than a company. (1) ‘Alternate Minimum Tax (AMT)” means the amount of tax computed on adjusted total income,— (i) in case of an assessee being a unit referred to in sub-section (4) of section 115JC, at a …
The return of income must be filed in a prescribed form/specified computer readable media and verified in the prescribed manner, on or before the due date mentioned in Explanation 2 to section 139(1), which is as under: (a) where the assessee (other than an assessee referred to in clause (b) below) is— Due date of …
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