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Answer: For FD in bank, if we furnish PAN No., bank will deduct TDS @10% , if the Interest on FD is more then 40000 (for senior citizens 50000) in a year in a bank.
And will deduct TDS @20% if bank do not have your PAN information.
So the benefit of submitting PAN no. in bank FD are following:
1. TDS would be deducted at lower rate of 10% instead of 20%.
2. TDS would be credited to your PAN and will reflect in your 26 AS, which can be set off against our total tax liability while filing final income tax return at year end.
3. In case PAN no is not submitted to bank, bank will deduct 20% & deposit it to Govt without credit to you because credit goes to PAN no. only. In that case you lose the entire 20% of your FD interest.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Posted By Kumar Prakash
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Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More