Calculate Taxable Income

Calculate Your Taxable Income
As per the provisions of the income tax Act there are five heads of Income. Following are as below—
  • Salary
  • House Property
  • Business & Profession
  • Capital Gains
  • Other Sources

Steps in calculating tax—
  • Classify the receipts into one of the five sources.
  • Collect information on all the receipts both cash and other source of income. (income from lottery)
  • Deduct exemptions allowed from each source of income. (Medical allowance exempt up to Rs 15000/-)
  • Add taxable portion of income from all sources.
  • Calculate tax based on the prevailing rates and also depending on weather male below 65, female below 65 or a senior citizen.
  • If the income is above Rs 1000000/- add surcharge @ 10%.
  • Calculate education cess @ 3% on the tax payable including surcharge.
Tax slab for Man (2009-2010)

From
To
%
0
160000/-
0%
160001
300000/-
10%
300001
500000/-
20%
500001
Above
30%

Tax slab for Women (2009-2010)

From
To
%
0
190000/-
0%
145001
300000/-
10%
300001
500000/-
20%
500001
Above
30%

Tax slab for Senior Citizen (2009-2010)

From
To
%
0
240000/-
0%
240001
300000/-
10%
300001
500000/-
20%
500001
Above
30%

Tax Savings under Sec 80 C
  • Premium paid towards life insurance.
  • Equity linked savings scheme of mutual fund.
  • National savings scheme.
  • Tuition free paid on children’s education up to two children.
  • Public provident fund.
  • Bank fixed deposits with a tenure of 5 years or more.
  • Principal on housing loan.
  • Recognized superannuation fund.
  • Specified infrastructure bond.
Tax Savings under Sec 80 CCE
  • In this section the maximum allowable deductions for investments made under section 80C and 80CCC (pension) taken together is Rs 100000/-.
  • Maximum deduction for 80C + 80CCC is Rs 100000/- with no internal break up limit.
Tax Savings under Sec 10 (10D)
  • Proceeds from an insurance policy including the gain made are tax free provided that sum assured is at least 5 times of premium.
  • In case this condition is violated then the entire proceeds becomes taxable as income from other sources. Proceeds form a key man insurance policy is taxable.
For Example

Particular
Amount
Basic
150000/-
Transportation Allowance
15000/-
Medical Allowance
20000/-
Special Allowance
300000/-
Personal Pay
300000/-
Incentives
450000/-
Total
1215000/

Solution

Particular
Amount
Amount
Basic is fully taxable

150000/-
Personal pay is fully taxable

300000/-
Special Allowance is fully taxable

300000/-
Incentives is fully taxable

450000/-
Medical Allowance (less exempt amount Rs 15000/- u/s 80D)
20000/-
-15000/-

5000/-
Transportation Allowance (less max exempt amount Rs 9600/-)
15000/-
-9600/-

5400/-
Total Taxable Amount

1210400/

Calculate total tax

Slab
Income in the slab
Rate
Tax
0 to 110000/-
110000/-
0%
0/-
110001/- to 150000/-
40000/-
10%
4000/-
150001/- to 250000/-
100000/-
20%
20000/-
Above 250001/-
960400/-
30%
288120/-
Total


312120/-
Add Surcharge @ 10% on 312120/-


31212/-
Total


343332/-
Add Education cess @ 3%


10300/-
Total Tax


353632/

Note
  • Maximum exempt amount is Rs 15000/- for medical allowance under section 80D but you need to furnishes all medical bills.
  • Maximum exempt amount is Rs 9600/- for transportation allowance.
  • Surcharge @ 10% incase of total income is more than 10 lakh per annum.
  • Education cess @ 3%.

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1 comments:

Anonymous,  December 2, 2009 11:53 PM  

special allowance are the taxable income as it is a part of the salary.

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