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Answer: No TDS is deducted by bank yearly on accrual basis, whether FD is matured in the year or not, whether interest is paid or not.
TDS on interest will be deducted by bank if our accrued interest for a person exceeds 40000 (50000 in case of senior citizen) in a financial year in a bank including all branches.
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
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